Curtis International Ltd. manufactures and distributes quality, value priced consumer electronic products. The company has been in the distribution business for over 25 years. Curtis offer a broad range of the latest technology in affordable home electronic products including DVD systems, portable and home stereos, telephones, portable televisions, and MP3 players. Curtis also distribute home appliances such as compact fridges, microwaves and water coolers.The company’s strategy is to build a portfolio of diverse consumer electronic products, which will offer retailers flexible merchandising programs. The consumer electronics industry is large and diverse, encompassing a wide variety of new emerging technologies and products. Curtis International Ltd. is continuously refining and innovating products to ensure it continues to be a premier provider of home electronics and appliances that meet and exceeds the consumer demands in this constantly changing market.

Amana Society Inc., operates the businesses of the Amana community of Iowa, which include The Amana Furniture & Clock Shop, Amana General Store, Amana Woolen Mill, Amana Meat Shop & Smokehouse, Little Amana General Store & Woolens, Amana Holiday Inn, Amana Colonies RV Park, and Amana Woolen Mill. The Amana Society's mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret the heritage of the Amana community. About 20% of the company's furniture is commissioned and designed specially to a customer's request.

The focus of American Fiber Green Products, as a publicly owned holding company, is to bring together synergistic companies that will generate increased revenues and profits that will reward its investor base under a single investment banner. Merging Amour Fiber Core, Inc. and American Leisure Products, Inc., two separate and distinct investor interest bases, will create a business model that will bridge business cycles, create excitement and inspire environmentally sensitive investors to participate in this opportunity.

Pioneer Speakers wants to blow you away -- or make you hard of hearing trying -- with its sound products. Pioneer Speakers, Inc., is the North American sales outpost for Tohoku Pioneer, a publicly traded, 97%-owned subsidiary of Pioneer Corporation. Tohoku Pioneer, through its five business units, manufactures and markets speakers sold to automobile makers and mobile phone manufacturers, as well as electromechanical components used in CD players. In addition, the company makes organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays for mobile phones and factory automation equipment. Pioneer Speakers operates three manufacturing plants in Japan.

A leading maker of auto radar detectors, Whistler also makes laser detectors, power inverters, and GPS navigation receivers, and a range of accessories, including power cords, suction cups, siwtch adapters, and travel cases. Whistler reorganized under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 1999 and ceased its manufacturing of garage doors and garage door openers; it emerged from bankruptcy the next year. Founded in 1971, Whistler is owned by a group of private investors.

Leblanc, Inc. Company Profile Talk about a musical family! Fine instrument-maker Leblanc, founded by the late Vito Pascucci and run by his son Leon, can trace its musical family roots back to 18th-century France. With plants in Wisconsin and one in France, Leblanc (formerly known as G. Leblanc Corporation) makes brass and woodwind instruments under renowned names such as Holton, Martin, Leblanc, Noblet, and Vito. One of the largest instrument makers in the US, the company (founded in 1946) also makes and markets clarinet and saxophone mouthpieces under the Woodwind Company brand.

Pleasant Rowland introduced American Girl dolls in 1986 as a historically-themed alternative to Barbie and the Cabbage Patch Kids. Since 1998 her firm has been owned by the maker of both rival dolls, #1 toy maker Mattel. American Girl (formerly Pleasant Company) makes the American Girls Collection of 18-inch, high-dollar dolls, including Addy (an escaped slave) and Rebecca Rubin (a young Jewish immigrant). It also publishes "American Girl" magazine and American Girl books (more than 127 million copies sold) and sells room decor, clothing, and accessories, including items that match the dolls.

VI-Spring is a UK manufacturer of tailor-made, hand-crafted mattresses and divans. The bedding maker lays claims to the world's most luxurious and expensive bed -- The Majesty -- which sells for �52,000 and is available exclusively at Harrods. Products are also available through luxury bedding stores, and through the company's retail Web site. Its beds, found in many luxury hotels in London, have also furnished the ocean liners Titanic and the Queen Mary. Founded in 1901, Vi-Spring was sold to Spanish mattress firm Flex Equipos de Descanso in late 2005.

Alstons company is one of the UK's leading furniture manufacturers. The Alston family's direct involvement with selling and repairing furniture dates back to 1776 when they opened up their first furniture and repair shop in Chelsea; the family later honed their product offerings in 1950. Still a family-run home furnishings wholesaler and manufacturer, Alstons' unbranded wooden and upholstered pieces are sold through retailers across the UK. Products are fabricated inside the UK by Alston-operated manufacturing facilities.

HNI Corporation designs, manufactures, and markets a range of office furniture and hearth products primarily in the United States. The company's office furniture products include storage products, such as vertical files, lateral files, and pedestals; seating products, such as task chairs, executive desk chairs, conference/training chairs, and side chairs; office systems, such as modular and moveable workspaces with integrated work surfaces, space dividers, and lighting; and desks and related products, including tables, bookcases, and credenzas. It sells its office furniture products under various brand names, including HON, Allsteel, Maxon, Gunlocke, Paoli, Whitehall, HBF, basyx, and Lamex, as well as under private labels. The company's hearth products comprise a range of gas, electric, and wood and biomass burning fireplaces, inserts stoves, facings, and accessories. HNI Corporation sells its hearth products under the Heatilator, Heat & Glo, Quadra-Fire, and Harman Stove brand names. It sells its office furniture products through dealers, wholesalers, retail superstores, and end-user customers, as well as federal, state, and local governments; and hearth products through a national system of dealers and distributors, as well as corporation-owned distribution and retail outlets. The company was founded in 1944 and is headquartered in Muscatine, Iowa.

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