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.

MicroMass Communications, Inc. was founded in 1994. MicroMass Communications is a direct marketing agency which offers customer relationship management (CRM) services based on its research and analysis of customer behavior. MicroMass company helps clients (primarily pharmaceutical companies) acquire and retain customers as well as win back former customers through marketing programs that utilize print, Web, e-mail, and telephone channels. Services include content creation, database design and administration, Web hosting, application development, and account management. Major clients include such pharmaceutical companies as Abbott Laboratories, GlaxoSmithKline, and Johnson & Johnson.

Chronicle Books was founded in 1967 to provide the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper with a book publishing division. Longtime editor-in-chief Nion McEvoy acquired Chronicle Books LLC company in 2000 and became its chairman and CEO. Publisher of The Worst Case Scenario series, Chronicle Books lives on the edge by taking chances on books. Chronicle Books LLC company publishes some 300 books and stationery products each year in the areas such as art and design, pop culture, food and drink, travel, and children's titles. Books include New York Times best-seller Griffin & Sabine and The Beatles Anthology. Chronicle Books LLC company also has three retail stores in the San Francisco Bay area (including its corporate headquarters) that sell books and gift items.

The Ruder Finn Group is an independent public relations firm operating through its two subsidiaries Ruder Finn Inc. and RF Binder Partners. Ruder Finn specializes in services to the health and wellness, corporate and public trust, retail and leisure, and business-to-business sectors while RF Binder Partners' expertise lies in automotive, energy, financial, technology, and consumer products. With nearly 20 offices in Asia, Europe, and North America, The Ruder Group provides services such as marketing communications, reputation management, research, and strategy to corporations, government agencies, and cultural organizations.

Zeitgeist Films was founded in 1988 by co-Presidents Nancy Gerstman and Emily Russo. From its beginning Zeitgeist Films has differentiated itself by focusing on the more discriminating and adventurous filmgoer, whose needs were not being met by traditional “arthouse” fare. Zeitgeist films are strongly auteur-driven and have a distinct visual style and unique content. Zeitgeist acquires their films with the following criteria in mind: passion for the film, its quality and prestige, and its marketability. Their collection of the best in independent and international cinema has been accumulated by working with the most talented and innovative filmmakers in the U.S. and abroad. Their catalog includes numerous festival award winning films such as 2002 Academy Award winning Best Foreign Language Film, NOWHERE IN AFRICA; the 2005 Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, SOPHIE SCHOLL–THE FINAL DAYS; the 1997 winner of the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, TASTE OF CHERRY, the 1991 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner POISON and the theatrical re-issue of THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG (both an Academy Award nominee and Palme d’Or winner, 1964/re-released 1996). The Zeitgeist film library also includes hugely popular documentaries such as INTO GREAT SILENCE, THE CORPORATION and BALLETS RUSSES as well as films by such renowned directors as Atom Egoyan, Todd Haynes, Francois Ozon, Derek Jarman, Yvonne Rainer, Abbas Kiarostami, Deepa Mehta, Christopher Nolan, Jan Svankmajer and the Brothers Quay.

Staples Promotional Products (formerly American Identity) specializes in developing and promoting corporate and brand trademarks via logoed merchandise sold through catalogs and client-branded on-site shops and eStores. Staples Promotional company provides product selection and procurement, inventory management, distribution and fulfillment, and related marketing support services. Staples Promotional Products works in alliance 4,000 vendors owning some 700,000 products, and it has the capacity to embroider over 7 million items each year. Its roots date back to the 1946 founding of predecessor Nat Nast, a bowling shirt manufacturer. Staples acquired Staples Promotional company from Republic Financial in 2007 and changed its name.

Caltagirone Editore. (When in Naples, check out Il Mattino). The company also publishes two regional newspapers, Corriere Adriatico and Nuovo Quotidiano di Puglia, and in 2006 it acquired a majority interest in the Venetian newspaper Il Gazzettino. Its free daily paper, Leggo, is the country's third-most-popular paper, with a circulation of more than 2 million copies. Caltagirone Editore also owns an advertising agency, Piemme, and an Internet service provider, Caltanet. The company was founded in 1999 and is controlled by Caltagirone S.p.A. and chairman Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone.

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has not shied away from the limelight. Rather, she and her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSLO), have embraced the spotlight. The company has its fingers in many money-making pies: publishing (magazines and books), broadcasting (TV programs, satellite radio), Internet, and merchandising. The bulk of MSLO's business comes from its publishing activities, which are driven by its flagship magazine, Martha Stewart Living. Stewart controls about 50% of MSLO's stock and about 90% of voting stock.

Hornall Anderson Design Works (HADW) is an advertising firm that designs everything from logos and packaging to Web sites and retail interiors. The firm project have included designing new packaging for Ghirardelli Chocolate, annual reports and catalogs for Starbucks, a logo for Jamba Juice, and the Seattle Sonics' basketball court. HADW has also produced Web sites and other interactive displays for Ciena, Sealaska, and Weyerhaeuser, among others. The firm was founded in 1982 by partner and creative director Jack Anderson and John Hornall (who retired in 2004).

The Vidal Partnership hopes to become vital to your marketing and communications efforts. The company specializes in providing marketing services to the growing Hispanic demographic through its headquarters in New York and offices in Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, and Nashville. The Vidal Partnership also offers services including advertising, direct marketing, sales promotion, digital marketing, media buying and planning, and public relations. It has worked with such clients as JCPenney, Greyhound, Sprint, The Home Depot, and Wendy's.

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