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).

Juniper Group company primarily provides broadband installation and wireless infrastructure construction services through its Tower West Communications subsidiary, including tower erection and construction, site installation and surveying, and antenna installation. Its clients include national providers of wireless voice, messaging, and data services. Juniper also is involved in film distribution, acquiring motion picture rights from independent producers; that business line accounted for less than 2% of revenues in fiscal 2008.

Chairman Ron Randolph-Wall started Quantum Loyalty Systems in 1967. Quantum Loyalty Systems is a marketing company that runs promotions, sweepstakes, and a reward system network for many retail businesses. Its customer loyalty programs, including Hollywood Movie Money and the Quantum Rewards Card, allow marketers and retailers to reward their customers with movie tickets, travel, and other retail rewards. Quantum Loyalty Systems company also develops customized loyalty programs for clients and offers a co-branded credit card as part of its credit card loyalty program.

NWN Media publishes a portfolio of daily and weekly publications and a series of up to the minute, interactive websites. Combined, the group reaches an audience of almost a million people every week. Included within the group's portfolio is the oldest weekly newspaper in Wales and some of the newest, technology–driven websites in the UK.

Music Genome Project co-founder (and Pandora chief strategy officer) Tim Westergren founded Pandora in 2000. This Pandora's box is filled with music. The Internet radio station generates playlists based on a user's favorite artist or song. Songs are analyzed according to about 400 musical features -- including details of instrumentation, harmony, lyrics, melody, rhythm, and vocals -- as part of the Music Genome Project. Users enter the name of a song, and Pandora creates a playlist of songs with similar characteristics. Pandora's service, free to its more than 25 million registered users and available only in the US, is supported by advertising from the likes of Microsoft, Nike, and Procter & Gamble.

TeamWorx Television & Film is a European leader in television production founded in 1998. TeamWorx makes television and/or film productions that are broadcast throughout Germany; the UK and other European countries. The company has offices in in Berlin, Munich, Potsdam, Cologne, Ludwigsburg, and Leipzig. The company was founded by Nico Hofmann, Ariane Krumpf, and Wolf Bauer.

Cox Target Media (CTM) is a leading provider of direct mail and direct response marketing services. Its primary operating unit, Valpak Direct Marketing Systems, helps companies reach new customers through mailings of its Valpak coupon booklet and Valpak.com website. Cox Target Media company also offers custom-designed direct-response marketing services using direct-mail and online campaigns. CTM is a subsidiary of newspaper publisher Cox Newspapers, one of the main operating subsidiaries of media conglomerate Cox Enterprises. In 2008 Cox Enterprises announced plans to sell Valpak and several Cox Newspapers properties.

Seventh Art Releasing company is a theatrical distributor of feature films, and a US and foreign sales company. Seventh Art focuses on non-studio produced movies, including art films and documentaries such as American Pimp, Hell House, and the 1998 Academy Award winner for Best Documentary, The Long Way Home. Seventh Art also releases music films (Radiohead: Meeting People is Easy) and Jewish films (Israel in a Time of Terror). The company was founded in 1994 by Udy Epstein and Jonathan Cordish.

The Oprah Winfrey Network hopes to become a leading player in lifestyle television when it launches OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network on cable and satellite systems early in 2011. The network plans to offer a schedule with a heavy emphasis on unscripted programming, talk shows, and other content focused on self-help and inspirational stories. In addition to its TV channel, the company plans to distribute digital content online. The Oprah Winfrey Network was formed in 2008 as a joint venture between Oprah Winfrey's production company Harpo and cable programmer Discovery Communications.

Hyperion was founded in 1991. One company's love of books borders on being hyper. Hyperion is home of best sellers such as Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom, Michael J. Fox's A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Future, and One Fifth Ave from Sex and the City scribe Candace Bushnell. The unit of the Disney/ABC Television Group publishes general interest fiction and nonfiction books for adults under imprints including Voice, Miramax, ABC Daytime Press, and Hyperion eBooks and Audio imprints. Hyperion Books company publishes books related to ABC-aired shows, such as Ugly Betty: The Book. Hyperion also publishes books for actors tied to ABC programs such as Desperate Housewives' Teri Hatcher.

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