Bravo Group brings together three high-impact skills in one firm -- government relations, communications and public affairs - to mobilize influence, shape public opinion and persuade people to act. This integrated approach allows for faster, more cohesive solutions and puts clients in the best position to win their issues. Because of its experience and expertise, Bravo Group is often able to obtain results for clients even in the most difficult public, political and regulatory environments.

Amirsys was founded by neuroradiologists Dr. Anne Osborn and Dr. H. Ric Harnsberger. When it comes to understanding imaging technology, Amirsys wants to give researchers X-ray vision. Amirsys company publishes radiology and pathology reference materials, in both print and digital formats. More than 150 doctors contribute to Amirsys' publications, such as its Diagnostic Imaging and PocketRadiologist reference series. Its STATdx product offers thousands of online diagnoses, illustrations, and radiologic images to help radiologists and physicians in making clinical decisions.

Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide helps each client put its best foot forward. An arm of advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather (itself part of advertising giant WPP Group), the firm offers a range of services, including consumer marketing, corporate branding, public affairs lobbying, and creative media. The company's B/W/R Relations subsidiary caters to the motion picture, television, and corporate events industries, while its Feinstein Kean Healthcare unit provides strategic communications and consulting services to the biotechnology industry. Ogilvy Government Relations helps corporations and institutions communicate with federal legislators and regulatory bodies.

Former CEO Michael Loeb and priceline.com founder Jay Walker began Synapse Group, Inc. in 1991. Publisher Time holds a majority stake in Synapse. The group markets more than 1,000 magazine titles through direct mail, credit card bill inserts, relationships with catalog marketers, and the Internet. Synapse company typically sells subscriptions by credit card then bills renewals automatically. Synapse also markets subscriptions through frequent flier programs, allowing customers to redeem miles for magazines. Clients have included Condo Nast Publications, Hearst Magazines, American Express, and Delta Air Lines.

Metal Blade Records company was founded in 1982 by Brian Slagel, who then worked days at the Los Angeles metal emporium Oz Records and spent nights putting together one of the first metal fanzines, The New Heavy Metal Revue. He formed Metal Blade Records to focus on the LA metal scene that was being ignored by major labels. Metal Blade Records company has discovered influential metal acts including Slayer, Metallica, and GWAR. Metal Blade Records is a heavy metal record label that is home to bands such as Black Dahlia Murder, As I Lay Dying, and Six Feet Under.

Shaw Brothers company makes and distributes karaoke discs. It also produces and distributes films and TV programs and develops films. Among Shaw Brothers' long list of subsidiaries are Film Power Company Limited, Special Classics Limited, United Production Limited, and Cosmopolitan Film Productions. It also owns more than 25% of Television Broadcasts (TVB), Hong Kong's leading TV broadcaster. Chairman Sir Run Run Shaw, who at age 102 has been dubbed the grandfather of Hong Kong's movie and television industry, took Shaw Brothers private in 2009 following a failed attempt to sell the film company.

Image Comics knows a lot about black ink figures. One of the largest comic book publishers in the US, its comics and graphic novels feature more risque content than the traditional superhero-based books of its competitors. Titles include Spawn, Elephantmen, and Jersey Gods. The company's comics are owned solely by their creators -- Image merely provides publishing, promotion, and distribution services. Image consists of three autonomous houses: Image Central, Todd McFarlane Productions, and Top Cow. Founded in 1992 by seven of Marvel's artists, Image Comics company is owned by partners Jim Valentino, Todd McFarlane ("Spawn" creator), Erik Larsen ("Savage Dragon"), and Marc Silvestri ("Witchblade").

"FHM", one of the leading magazines targeting men aged 18 to 35. "FHM" content (besides the aforementioned pictures of scantily clad girls) includes such articles and columns as "The 100 Sexiest Women" and "Bar Room Jokes". FHM International is part of Bauer Consumer Media.

Daiko Advertising is one of Japan's largest advertising companies providing advertising and marketing services including interactive, events, public relations, and promotion. Its portfolio includes television and print campaigns for Suntory, Kintetsu, and Panasonic. Although the company is among the largest Japanese ad companies, chief rival Dentsu dwarfs Daiko in size and market share. Daiko is part of Hakuhodo DY Holdings, which was formed in 2003 along with prominent Japanese ad firms, Hakuhodo and Yomiko Advertising, to challenge Dentsu's dominance. Founded in 1944, Daiko has about 30 offices in Japan and extends its global reach through a partnership with advertising giant The Interpublic Group.

Adlink Cable Advertising, LLC start in 1988, when it started with only five cable networks. Adlink Cable Advertising sells media time and distributes advertising on 44 cable networks reaching over 3 million households in the greater Los Angeles area. Adlink Cable's digital delivery of ad spots to cable systems allows advertisers to target viewers according to geographic segments or the audiences of specific channels from a single source. Adlink Cable is owned by Time Warner, Charter Communications, and Cox Cable Communications.

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