Rymax Corp. company designs custom incentive and rewards programs designed to increase customer loyalty or motivate employees. Its rewards include brand name products from such manufacturers as iRobot, Nautilus, Gucci, KitchenAid, TaylorMade, and Toshiba. In addition to loyalty programs, the merchandise is used for contests, sweepstakes, fund raising, and other marketing opportunities. Rymax Marketing Services also provides online merchandise catalogs, corporate gift cards, and promotional events. Headquartered in New Jersey, the company has sales offices throughout the US.

Sinclair Broadcast Group is a leading television operator with about 60 stations serving 35 midsized markets around the country. Its portfolio reaches more than 20% of US households and includes affiliates of all four major broadcast networks, as well as several affiliates of The CW Network and MyNetworkTV. (Most of the stations are affiliated with FOX.) More than 45 of SBG's stations are owned and operated, while the rest are operated under local market agreements; the company has duopolies (more than one station) in about 20 of markets. The family of founder Julian Sinclair Smith, led by CEO David Smith, controls the company.

Kushner-Locke is a distributor of movies and television programming with a library of more than 250 original titles. Its vault contains such movies as Freeway, Last Time I Committed Suicide, and Sweet Bird of Youth, along with television mini-series and series programming (Harts of the West, Tropical Heat). The company distributes filmed content mostly to cable and pay-TV outlets. Production partners Don Kushner and Peter Locke started the company in 1983. Kushner-Locke has been operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy since 2001.

Blue Star Movies (BSM) is a European independent film production, distribution, finance, and marketing company. It co-produces three to five films a year, shot in England and Italy. Credits include the romance Head in the Clouds, starring Charlize Theron, the comedy musical Bollywood Queen; and a biopic of Mother Theresa. The company has also launched joint venture Blue Spice with UK film company Spice Factory; the company is intended to help non-Italian European companies navigate the rules and regulations governing filmmaking in Italy. A recent Blue Spice offering is a remake of The Merchant of Venice, starring Al Pacino.

Lakeshore Entertainment Group produces films such as Runaway Bride, The Mothman Prophecies, Autumn in New York, and Million Dollar Baby. Newer titles include The Ugly Truth, Elegy, and Crank II: High Voltage. The company's film library includes more than 300 titles. Its Lakeshore International oversees all aspects of the company's overseas operations, including distribution, marketing, and sales. Its Lakeshore Records releases soundtrack albums from Lakeshore Films as well as other independent films; in addition to soundtracks, Lakeshore Records has also released music from artists such as Grandaddy and Queens of the Stone Age. Lakeshore Entertainment was founded in 1994 by CEO Tom Rosenberg.

Enfatico was folded into WPP's Young & Rubicam Brands in April 2009. Enfatico, which means "emphatically" in musical notation, is ready to make its mark in marketing. The creative agency, a subsidiary of global communications services giant WPP Group, is a start-up born out of a relationship with computer technology behemoth Dell. Enfatico is the new name for Project Da Vinci, a marketing services firm that was built with Dell to consolidate marketing efforts that were previously handled by more than 800 agencies. Enfatico has established operations through more than a dozen offices in the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe.

We describe ourselves as Transformation Partners. Put simply we exist to to transform the fortunes of our clients by challenging and disrupting the categories they operate in. It’s why we describe ourselves as The Challenger Agency for Challenger Brands. We describe ourselves as Transformation Partners. Put simply we exist to to transform the fortunes of our clients by challenging and disrupting the categories they operate in. It’s why we describe ourselves as The Challenger Agency for Challenger Brands. So how do we do it? First up it takes more than glossy advertising as we believe it only works if it all works. Only if a consumer experience is compelling and coherent from initial search query to in-store purchase can we expect to have a transformational impact on a client’s business. This is why VCCP is a fully integrated creative agency, where over half of us come from non advertising backgrounds.

Sunrise Publications, Inc. company was founded in 1974 by three liberal arts grads who began printing cards in their garage. It is a subsidiary of greeting card giant Hallmark. Brightening someone's day is the goal of this company. Doing business as Sunrise Greetings, Sunrise Publications produces greeting cards sold throughout the US and Canada that are designed to appeal to contemporary tastes. Its product lines include Max & Lucy, Dena Designs, and WeinerDog, as well as its eponymous brand. Sunrise Greetings also has a partnership with artist Mary Engelbreight, known for her nostalgic greeting cards and note cards.

Columbia Pictures is the studio through which Sony Pictures Entertainment produces its big budget movies. The studio was founded in 1924, and in 1982 it was purchased by Coca-Cola. Sony purchased Columbia from Coke in 1989 for $3.4 billion. The deal was the largest acquisition by a Japanese firm up to that time, and initially caused headaches for Sony due to losses from elaborate spending budgets and box office duds (Ishtar). In recent years Columbia Pictures has scored hits with its Spider-Man franchise, as well as comedies such as Superbad and Hancock. It operates as part of Sony Picture's Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group.

Regency Enterprises lords over a kingdom of Hollywood movies. The company's New Regency Production unit produces and distributes movies such as Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Fight Club, and JFK. News Corp.'s Fox Entertainment owns 20% of Regency and distributes the company's movies worldwide. Fox also co-finances many of Regency's films. The company's Regency Television unit had produced TV shows such as Malcolm in the Middle and The Bernie Mac Show; however, the company had failed to find another hit after those two shows series ran their course, and in 2008 Regency closed the TV unit.

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