Nakajima USA designs and markets collectible, plush, and seasonal toys. An agreement with Sanrio puts the company in charge of Sanrio's US wholesale gift and licensed store businesses, as well as the running of corporate-owned Sanrio retail stores. Nakajima USA's additional licensing agreements include Warner Bros. Entertainment and Disney Other licensed entities include Sesame Street characters and Angry Little Girls. Founded as a subsidiary in 2000, Nakajima USA's products are sold through retailers in the US, South America, and Asia.

For those who like to make a joyful noise, Rodgers Instruments manufactures, designs, and installs pipe and digital organs. The company, which primarily serves religious organizations and churches, also makes the speakers and amplification systems that accompany these electronic instruments. Other products include pipes and other organ accessories, such as adjustable benches, file players, and recorders. Rodgers Instruments is owned by the US subsidiary of Japan-based Roland.

Kimball International, Inc. manufactures and sells electronic assemblies and furniture in the United States and internationally. The company's Electronic Manufacturing Services segment produces and sells electronics and electro-mechanical products. Its engineering and manufacturing services include the insertion and attachment of microchips and other electronic capacitors, and conductors onto multi-layered circuit boards; production and assembly of wiring harnesses and other electronic equipment into subassemblies or final products; testing of products under various conditions; and assembling and packaging of electronic and other related products. This segment serves customers in the medical, automotive, industrial controls, and public safety industries. The company's Furniture segment produces wood furniture and cabinets. The company provides office furniture solutions, including desks and credenzas, seating, tables, systems/dividers, filing and storage units, and accessories, such as audio visual boards and task lighting for private offices, open floor plan areas, conference rooms, training rooms, lobby, and lounge areas under the Kimball Office and National Office Furniture brand names. It also offers furniture solutions headboards, desks, tables, dressers, entertainment centers, chests, wall panels, upholstered seating, task seating, and vanities for hotel properties, condominiums, and mixed use developments under the Kimball Hospitality brand name. This segment sells its office furniture through salespersons to end users, office furniture dealers, wholesalers, rental companies, and catalog houses; and hospitality furniture through independent manufacturers's representatives. The company was incorporated in 1939 and is headquartered in Jasper, Indiana.

Middleton Doll captured the beauty and innocence of childhood more than 30 years ago, and the company's commitment to quality continues today. Starting with the unique artistry of its founder, Lee Middleton, the company is recognized by doll enthusiasts as the industry leader of vinyl collectible baby dolls. Every year, Middleton Doll introduces more than 100 new dolls in various skin tones, eye colors, hair colors, and sizes. Designed to look like real babies, each doll by Middleton Doll is sculpted by an award-winning doll artist who incorporates incredible detail into every crease, fold, and curve. Dolls by Middleton Doll set the standard for excellence.Lee Middleton sculpted her first dolls to look like her own two children, and soon, relatives and friends asked Lee to sculpt dolls that looked like their children. Word spread quickly about Lee's talent and she soon found herself in charge of an unexpected "cottage industry." Supply and demand forced Lee to continuously find larger locations for production. In 1989, Lee opened a manufacturing facility in Belpre, Ohio. The facility produced more baby dolls a year than any other manufacturer in America, and the Mayor of Belpre declared the city to be "The Baby Doll Capital of the World."

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.

You might say this company has a royal presence in the world of sound. Crown Audio, which does business as Crown International, is a leading manufacturer of amplifiers, mixing boards, and microphones for the pro audio market. Its equipment is typically used for live sound reinforcement in such settings as music concerts, nightclubs, sports arenas, movie theaters, and corporate meeting halls. Crown also makes equipment for recording studios and broadcasting, as well as portable PA systems and digital sound processing gear. Crown is a subsidiary of audio equipment maker Harman International Industries.

Electrolux is one of the world's leading international appliance companies. Electrolux are a part in the daily life of hundreds of millions of families around the world.Each year, some 40 million consumers in more than 150 countries choose the products, such as cookers and cooktops, ovens, fridges and freezers, dishwashers, washing machines, tumble dryers, room air conditioners and vacuum cleaners. That translates to two products bought from us every second, every day of the year.

Pianophile is wholly dedicated to a double-decade-long love affair with all things piano and their players. The company manufactures and distributes products that keep pianists tickling the ivories: bass strings, instrument parts, tools, supplies, and accessories. Customers include pianos and their technicians, repairers, dealers, and general afficianados. Products include piano covers, refinishing supplies, piano lights, custom made strings, soundboard materials, felts, dampers, pedals, casters, benches, and decals. Distribution is via the company's web site.

Cambridge SoundWorks wants to be speaker of the house, the car, and the computer. Cambridge is a leading manufacturer of speaker systems for consumer use, including floor speakers and bookshelf models. It also makes home theater speaker systems, outdoor speakers, and surround sound units. In addition to its own brand, Cambridge SoundWorks markets audio and video items from such manufacturers as Samsung, Sony, and Toshiba, as well as products made by its parent company, Creative Technology. Steep discounting of consumer electronics contributed to its decision to shut down its 30-store chain to focus on online and catalog sales in 2008.

TENBA Quality Cases makes protective bags and cases for photographic, computer, and audio-visual equipment. The company also makes shipping cases, garment bags, and a harness that converts its computer briefcase into a backpack. Manufactured in both the US and in Ireland, Tenba's products are sold, primarily through photographic equipment retailers, in approximately 30 countries, including Hong Kong, Japan, and Switzerland. Tenba was founded in 1977.

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