Ace Products Enterprises makes cases and bags for musical instruments and audiovisual equipment under the Kaces and Reunion Blues labels. Its cases and bags are constructed of fabric, leather, and wood, and are available through instrument makers and music stores in the US and Canada. In addition to providing gig bags, Ace Products manufactures RocknRoller heavy-duty carts, which can be used for moving electronics, music gear, industrial equipment, and other unwieldy items. Carts and accessories are distributed internationally to music dealers, hardware stores, and commercial equipment suppliers.

Whirley Industries is the company behind those collectible cups and mugs filling kitchen cabinets. The company designs and manufactures promotional drinkware for theme parks, sports venues, convenience stores, and other businesses. The company's Toppers line casts colorful animals and licensed characters atop the lids of plastic cups. In addition to its cups and straws, Whirley Industries creates specialty lunchboxes and popcorn buckets for children, and insulated coffee containers and barware for adults. The company also produces self-serve slush stands that can be installed at festivals, water parks, and zoos.

At a time when workplace cynicism is in vogue, Successories is the anti-Dilbert. The company makes personal motivation and self-improvement items, including awards, books, coffee mugs, computer and desk accessories, framed desk and wall decor, greeting cards, and pens. Products produced by Successories are sold through the millions of catalogs it mails each year, its Web site, and a handful of retail stores in Florida, Indiana, North Carolina, and Texas. Successories was founded in 1985 by Arnold (Mac) Anderson. It published its first catalog in 1988, went public in 1990, and was taken private in 2003. TWS Partnership acquired the company in June 2009.

Founded in 1987, Funrise is an adventurous innovator of superior toys and an industry leader in the manufacturing and distribution of the most popular children's toys.Funrise's core property portfolio includes Gazillion® Bubbles, HEADBANGERS™, Home Arcade, Tub Town®, Play 'n Pretty®, Truly Charmed™, Lil' Rockstar™, Shelcore's Shake 'N Bobble® and Sound Beginnings® with leading licensed power brands such as Tonka®, Disney©, Sesame Street© and more, making the company product offerings diverse and full of fun for kids of all ages! Funrise Toy Corporation is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Matrix Holdings Limited.Funrise U.S. headquarters are located in Van Nuys, CA, with offices in Hong Kong, United Kingdom, and France and with additional showrooms in New York City and Bentonville, AR. Funrise is operated by Arnie Rubin, vice chairman of Matrix and president of Funrise who also serves as Chairman of the Toy Industry Foundation (T.I.F.) and past Chair of the Toy Industry Association (T.I.A.). Funrise's success results from its commitment to quality manufacturing, progressive marketing and a values-based corporate culture.

History & Heraldry's own history spans little more than a decade. History & Heraldry makes personalized gift items for retail, including pens, mugs, key rings and covers, greeting cards, plaques, and holiday decorations. Although H&H's products are exported to more than 50 countries, its biggest customers are UK tourist attractions, such as castles. History & Heraldry's Paper Island Greetings subsidiary produces greeting cards. CEO Malcolm Ogg founded History & Heraldry with Diane Clothier in 1994. It originally made commemorative genealogy items, such as posters outlining family histories and stationery with heritage crests.

Krell Industries, LLC designs and manufactures high performance audio and video equipment for serious music enthusiasts and home theater aficionados. Every Krell component is a unique synthesis of science and art.Recorded performances are, by their very nature, works born of passion. Krell goal is to bring that passion to life in your home. From source to loudspeakers, Krell components reproduce the definitive music and home theater experience based on the principles of innovative engineering, impecable build quality, and unerring accuracy in sonic reproduction.

Head N.V. company manufactures and markets branded sports equipment -- including Penn-branded tennis balls and racquets -- in more than 85 countries. In a bid to boost its presence in a low-growth sector, the company has expanded by buying new brands and entering the snowboard market. The company has also expanded its brands through a variety of sportswear licensing agreements. Tennis great Andre Agassi uses Head racquets. Head was founded in 1950 by Howard Head, inventor of the first metal ski. The company is about 49% owned (and effectively controlled) by chairman and CEO Johan Eliasch and his family.

Founded in 1902 as Norwalk Furniture, the firm was resurrected in September 2008 and added Custom Order to its name when local investors provided needed funds to stay afloat. The company makes upholstered furniture under the Norwalk, J. Raymond, and Hickory Hill names and sells its wares through its own and other retail stores. Its retail unit, Norwalk-The Furniture Idea, spans some 45 states, as well as Canada. Its fleet of 65 tractors and 100 trailers helps Norwalk honor its 30-day delivery policy. It operates manufacturing plants in Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, and Tennessee.

Foster Electric (U.S.A.) hopes consumers like to pump up the jams. Foster Electrics manufactures speakers, speaker systems, headphones, microphones, and related audio components for the consumer electronics and automobile markets. Its Foster America subsidiary makes digital recorders, speakers, and audio mixers for professionals in the music, broadcast, and film industries. Foster Electric (U.S.A.) operates offices in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Texas.

A-MAX is a leader in the global portable digital audio player market. A-MAX specialize in design, development, manufacturing and distribution of high quality flash-based personal digital products, including MP3 players. A-MAX also make other flash-based products such as portable multimedia devices, photo viewers and storage products, and HDD designs, including photo jukeboxes.The company is based in Hong Kong, with R&D centers in Shenzhen, China and Livingston, Scotland, and a wholly owned ISO9001:2000 approved factory also in Shenzhen. A-MAX has approximately 1,700 employees worldwide with sales offices in Germany, China, the U.S. and Macau.

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