Spyglass Entertainment unleashes the voyeuristic tendencies of its movie-going audiences. The film studio is responsible for producing such hits as The Sixth Sense, Shanghai Noon, and Memoirs of a Geisha. More recent releases include Four Christmases and Star Trek. Spyglass funds three to four films a year and has had distribution or production deals with major studios such as Disney, Paramount, and Sony's Columbia TriStar. The company was founded in 1998 by veteran Hollywood producers Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum, who serve as co-chairmen and co-CEOs.

Customer Communications Group (CCG) is helping its clients strengthen their relationships with customers. Customer Communications company offers strategic consulting for customer relationship management (CRM) programs, the production and creative services necessary to implement successful CRM programs, and database management and customer analysis necessary to refine the programs. Customers come from retail, financial services, health care, and telecommunications and have included IBM, Nordstrom, Pier 1 Imports, and Wachovia.

Loomis Group provides integrated marketing services through offices in San Francisco and Boston and internationally through offices in Europe and Asia. The agency melds all combinations of advertising, design, identity, direct response, and interactive services as well as event planning, media buying, and public relations with each other to create campaigns that get results. Clients have included such notable names as eBay, Nokia, Pfizer, StubHub, and Merrill Lynch.

RED Distribution is a Sony Music-owned independent record distributor that handles the sales and marketing of releases for nearly 50 record labels. A leading indie distributor in the US, the company distributes music for prolific labels including Fat Possum Records (home of critically acclaimed acts such as The Fiery Furnaces, Dinosaur Jr., and Andrew Bird); Sanctuary Records (home of artists such as Ashanti and Blues Traveler); and Victory Records, its top-selling label. Successful RED Distribution acts have also included the popular bands Los Lonely Boys and Switchfoot.

Founded in 1997, TiVo, a pioneer in home entertainment, created a brand-new product and service category with the development of the world's first digital video recorder (DVR). Today, the company continues to revolutionize the way consumers watch and access home entertainment, by making the TiVo DVR the focal point of the digital living room: a center for sharing and experiencing television, movies, video downloads, music, photos, and more.

West Virginia Media operates four TV stations (mainly affiliates of CBS and NBC) and a handful of digital stations in the Beckley-Bluefield, Wheeling-Steubenville, Charleston metropolitan, and other areas. The company also publishes two newspapers; the State Journal, a weekly political and general content newspaper; and Country Roads Journal, a quarterly community events and tourism publication. All in all, its broadcasts and publications reach more than 80% of the state's residents. West Virginia Media was founded in 2001 by CEO Bray Cary and W. Marston Becker.

Established in 1983, Strottman International, Inc. formerly focused on marketing services for campaigns aimed at children and families. Strottman International designs and manufactures toys, novelties, and related products for companies in the food service industry, as well as for confectionary, consumer goods, and retail companies. It conducts interviews and focus groups with kids and caregivers in order to provide analysis, trend information, and insights to its clients. Customers have included Chick-fil-A, Chuck E. Cheese's, Red Robin, and Quiznos. Outside the US, Strottman International has facilities in Hong Kong and in Shenzhen, China.

Founded in 1947, Image Works provides on-site advertising and identification signs throughout all 50 states. Image Works' creative design and technical staff develop signage with visual impact, engineered to utilize cost effective fabrication techniques and materials. Image Works' has large, modern facilities on the East and West coasts. Both are equipped with computer-driven fabrication equipment to improve quality and lower production costs.

Theodore Presser Company was founded in 1883 as a magazine for music teachers called The Etude. Through its 1931 acquisition of the Oliver Ditson Company, Theodore Presser can lay claim as the oldest music publisher in the US (Ditson traces its roots to 1783). Theodore Presser publishes and distributes print music through catalogs and retail locations. It also provides an online rental library. In addition to its own catalogs, Presser offers music from more than 70 American and foreign publishers.

IncentOne has replaced the Thanksgiving turkey with gift cards as a way of saying "Thanks" to valued employees, clients, and other business partners. IncentOne is in the business of rewarding business -- it provides programs offering gift certificates, travel, and merchandise as sales and performance incentives to firms ranging in size from small businesses to companies in the "FORTUNE" 1000. Clients have included Washington Mutual, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and the United States Postal Service. Certificates are good on items such as travel packages, merchandise, fine foods, and phone cards. In September 2009, IncentOne's Performance and Loyalty Solutions operations were acquired by Augeo Incent, LLC.

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