New Creature Holdings was founded in 1999 by Patrick Ybarra and Brad Jones; its name was taken from a Bible verse. New Creature Holdings company designs retail packaging, point- of-purchase, and merchandising displays for such customers as Coca-Cola, Disney, and Kraft; its displays are set at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club. (New Creature's proximity to Wal- Mart's Arkansas headquarters makes it a key vendor to the retail giant's suppliers.) New Creature Holdings also designs promotional kits and trade show kiosks. Its products are made in the US, China, Europe, and South America, and shipped via a distribution network of more than 80 locations across the US.

Ricochet produces television content through Ricochet Films and Ricochet South.Ricochet Limited also operates Ricochet Digital (multimedia, youth programming, and documentaries). Ricochet South took its reality series Supernanny across the Atlantic, where the US version became a big hit for ABC. Other Ricochet creations include How Not to Decorate, Risking It All (potential entrepreneurs gambling everything to get their own business), Flying Heavy Metal (a history of passenger flight hosted by Iron Maiden musician Bruce Dickinson), and Sleeping Your Way to the Top (a documentary on women using their femininity to improve their lots in life.) The company is owned by Shed Media.

Danetracks Incorporated company was founded in 1986 by Academy Award winning sound designer Dane A. Davis. Danetracks isn't a company that makes Danish running apparel. It is a US company that designs, edits, and mixes sounds for feature films, commercials, TV ad campaigns, video games, documentaries, and special venue projects. Danetracks has worked on movies such as "The Matrix Reloaded," "Boogie Nights," and Black Snake Moan. Its game resume includes "Enter The Matrix," "Def Jam Vendetta," and "Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield." Danetracks' library features more than 120,000 sound effects; its production facility covers 10,000 square feet in West Hollywood.

DLKW Lowe (formerly Delaney Lund Knox Warren & Partners Limited) is an advertising agency that markets company brands to consumers via print, radio, television, Web, and in-store displays. The agency's creative strengths include website design work, and it also provides expertise in transitioning a client's advertising strategy from analog to digital. Major clients have included such notable brands as Burger King, Pfizer, Premier Foods, and Sony. Once owned by UK-based services group Creston, DLKW was sold to advertising and media conglomerate Interpublic Group for $40 million in mid-2010. It was combined with Lowe London, a unit owned by Interpublic's Lowe & Partners subsidiary at the time of the transaction.

Agency Republic specializes in advertising for digital media, creating microsites, web sites, interactive content, viral clips, and video. Serving companies in the UK, the firm has counted mobile phone network operator O2, alcoholic beverage giant Diageo, and Mercedes-Benz among its clients. The agency also has created marketing campaigns for Microsoft's Xbox, Internet newsletters for Oxfam, and online news services for the BBC. Agency Republic is a part of the Diversified Agency Services division of advertising and media services giant Omnicom Group. It is part of a group called Republic Family that also includes sister agencies Weapon 7 (an interactive agency) and Code (a web developer).

The Allant Group was founded in 1984 as Executive Marketing Services. In October 2009, it was acquired by members of its own management team and private equity firm MidOcean Partners. The Allant Group specializes in marketing optimization products and services that are based on analytics, data management, database services, and strategy. Its offerings include budget, campaign, and list optimization; customer acquisition, growth, and retention; marketing automation; and telemarketing management. Customers come from such industries as cable, financial services, insurance, retail, and telecommunications.

Throughout the past three decades, Northern & Shell Network has grown by making the most of its opportunities, and in turn by making opportunities for others. In 1974 it started out as a small publishing company with limitless vision. Publishing a single music title with a few hundred thousand copies a year, determination, radical ideas and attention to detail were used to make the most of a specialised market.From beginnings with music magazines the group developed into a worldwide presence during the late Seventies. Market share was expanded by recognising new opportunities in adjacent areas of the leisure and specialist magazine markets. By the early Eighties the group had broadened its publishing base and also owned a fully recognised advertising agency. In 1982 Northern & Shell became the first company to put up its own building in London's burgeoning Docklands - a bold move affording opportunities for ever more rapid expansion. Through the Eighties further specialised magazines were added and the acquisition in 1983 of the UK licence to publish Penthouse led to a range of adult titles, which were sold in 2004. Meanwhile successes in celebrity publishing and women's titles laid the groundwork for yet more ambitious undertakings.The launch of OK! magazine brought together all the Network's strengths. There were celebrity connections from the music magazines and a wide-ranging and technically innovative production base. Decision-making could be rapid, thanks to short lines of communication and there was tight control due to ownership of ancillary functions such as reproduction and distribution. There was commitment and stamina to invest and keep on investing until the title reached the status of market leader.

High Point Films and TV is an independent global producer and distributor of films and other programs for theatrical, television, video, DVD, and ancillary markets. The company has a catalog of titles from genres including crime, horror, and cult films. Its titles, from producers all over the globe, include human-trafficking TV drama series Matrioshki, comedy films The Best Man and Chaos and Cadavers, and film dramas Gay in Amsterdam and Cloaca (adapted from a theatrical production directed by Kevin Spacey).

Edgell Communications produces business-focused publications that give executives that needed edge in their markets. It publishes nearly 10 industry magazines, covering topics such as consumer goods, hospitality technology, and retail technology. Titles include Consumer Goods Technology, Hospitality Technology, Vertical Systems Reseller, Apparel, and Mobile Enterprise. Other publishing services include buyer's guides and custom publishing. Edgell Communications also produces executive conferences and digital content in the form of websites, Web seminars, electronic newsletters, and whitepapers. The company was founded in 1985 by CEO Gabriele Edgell and her late husband Doug.

Turner Sports is the sports production and marketing arm of Turner Broadcasting which is responsible for producing sports broadcasts for cable channels TBS and TNT. Its properties include Major League Baseball games, NASCAR races, and NBA basketball games, as well as coverage of professional golf tournaments including the British Open and PGA Championship. In addition to TV broadcasts, Turner Sports manages Web sites and other digital media for NASCAR and the NBA. Turner Broadcasting is the cable TV arm of media giant Time Warner.

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