UniWorld Group is doing its part for world unity -- bringing together consumers and the products they think they want. As one of the largest African-American-owned ad firm in the US, UniWorld is a full-service agency that has helped such clients as AT&T, Burger King, Ford Motor Company, and The Home Depot reach minority consumers. The agency targets the "urban" market which it equates with America's trendsetters of the global pop culture. Services include advertising, promotions, event marketing, public relations, and direct marketing. Chairman and CEO Byron Lewis founded UniWorld in 1969. It is a subsidiary of advertising conglomerate WPP Group.

The Gigunda Group (formerly The College Kit) specializes in non-traditional marketing services including experiential, mobile, and event marketing; sponsorship, viral marketing, product sampling and creating that holy grail of marketing -- "buzz." The Gigunda Group is famous for designing Charmin's Potty Palooza, a clean, comfortable, and enjoyable potty pavilion for families at public events across the country. It has also conducted work for Wrigley's Altoids brand.

Dick Grove, whose background includes top posts for such companies as Burson-Marsteller, ITT and Itel, formed his own agency in 1997. His experience and frustrations with traditional firms drove him to start INK inc., with the idea that firms should share the financial risk of the client by providing a more accountable method of compensation based on actual media results. Companies from all variety of industries have signed on for this unique agency model, which says that clients should pay first and foremost for actual results — not for the hours spent "trying" for those elusive hits.

Pearson plc, a media company, engages in education, business information, and consumer publishing businesses worldwide. The company operates in three groups: Pearson Education, Financial Times, and Penguin. The Pearson Education group provides educational materials, technologies, assessments, and related services to teachers and students. It also provides electronic learning programs, test development, and processing and scoring services to educational institutions, corporations, and professional bodies. This group publishes curriculum programs for school students, and colleges and universities under various imprints, including Scott Foresman, Prentice Hall, Addison Wesley, Allyn and Bacon, and Benjamin Cummings. In addition, it provides English language teaching materials for children and adults under Longman imprint, as well as provides testing, assessment, and qualification services under the brand name Edexcel. The Financial Times group provides business and financial news, data, comments, and analysis in print and online formats to the business community. Its product lines include Financial Times newspaper; FT.com, a business information Web site; financial magazines and online services; and Mergermarket, an online financial data and intelligence solution, which provides forward-looking insights and intelligence to businesses and financial institutions that include Mergermarket, dealReporter, Wealthmonitor, and Pharmawire. This group also provides information on the retail, personal, and institutional finance industries through titles, such as Investors Chronicle, Financial Adviser, and The Banker. In addition, it provides financial data to financial institutions and retail investors. The Penguin group publishes the works of various authors in the portfolio of fiction, non-fiction, and reference titles under Penguin, Hamish Hamilton, Putnam, Berkley, and Dorling Kindersley imprints. Pearson plc was founded in 1844 and is based in London, the United Kingdom.

Boston Herald Inc. publishes the Boston Herald newspaper, which competes for readers with The Boston Globe (owned by The New York Times Company). The paper, which boasts a weekday circulation of more than 160,000, also publishes news online. The Boston Herald traces its roots back to 1846 when the city saw the first copy of The Herald published. After numerous incarnations, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation bought The Herald American in 1982, changing its name back to the Boston Herald. Publisher Patrick Purcell later acquired the paper in 1994; it operates today as a subsidiary of his Herald Media company.

Horizon Motion Pictures develops, produces, and distributes international independent feature films, documentaries, and television programming. The company has a library of Canadian, US, and Japanese films, which are actively marketed at film festivals and other venues, including AFM, Cannes, MIP, MIFED, and the London Screenings. Among the films distributed by Horizon is the Japanese movie upon which the US horror hit The Ring was based. Horizon Motion Pictures was founded in 1989 by president Rob Straight, who also owns the company.

HeadQuarters Advertising was founded in 1987 by Horacio Gomes (president and CEO). It has served such clients as AARP, Quixtar, Pacific Gas & Electric, and the San Francisco Giants. HeadQuarters Advertising specializes in making advertising that is relevant and meaningful to the Hispanic market. The agency provides such services as branding, media buying and planning, direct marketing, Web design, and event marketing in addition to its creative services. HeadQuarters Advertising company also promotes social marketing issues pertaining to the Hispanic community.

Modern Publishing is a privately owned mass-market children’s book publisher specializing in coloring and activity books, hardcover and paperback picture storybooks, puzzle and crossword collections, educational workbooks, board books, beginning readers, novelty and holiday books and other genres in various trim sizes and formats. Our titles feature both time-tested favorites and the hottest new licensed characters; generic characters; and characters from our Honey Bear imprint. Our titles are geared for children from infancy through ten years of age. Modern Publishing’s history spans 40 years offering the highest quality book products at unbeatable prices. Our distribution includes chain drug stores, mass market, trade outlets, educational and specialty stores in the U.S. and Canada, including book clubs and fairs, for all of the 250+ titles we publish yearly. We also offer full creative services to develop and print proprietary book products and premium promotional items.

Urbanomics is a boutique cause marketing and public relations firm, specializing in strategic issue management. We believe our size is a competitive advantage. It has taught us to value RESPONSIVENESS in meeting client needs. It also reaffirms our belief that taking RESPONSIBILITY for our customers' success is critical in satisfying their expectations. Simply put, our clients return because we are effective and efficient at delivering agreed-to RESULTS.

The Falls Agency was started in 1982 by Bob Falls. These falls were built by retail. The Falls Agency provides advertising and related services for clients in real estate, transportation, restaurants, and e-commerce but specializes in the retail sector. The Falls Agency produces television and radio commercials, print materials, interactive, point-of-sale, and outdoor advertising in addition to its promotional marketing, event marketing, and media buying services. Clients include The Coleman Company, Kawasaki Engines and Power Products, and Key Lime Cove indoor water park in Illinois.

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