Toy and doll maker MGA Entertainment, which is engaged in an epic legal battle with archrival Mattel over its marquee product -- the Bratz line of fashion dolls -- is banking on its new Moxie Girlz line of dolls for future sales. The company owns Little Tikes -- maker of the iconic Cozy Coupe -- and also makes proprietary and licensed baby dolls (Baby born and Baby Chou Chou) and the plush Rescue Pets collection. CEO Isaac Larian helped found a company called ABC Electronics in 1982, which changed its name to Micro Games of America in the late 1980s, then shortened it to MGA when it shifted from electronic games to dolls in the late 1990s.

Haier America is the US sales and marketing arm of Chinese home appliance and consumer electronics giant Haier Group. Haier Group makes refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dishwashers, laundry machines, and small appliances, as well as mobile phones, Wi-Fi media players, and plasma and flat-screen televisions. Its more recent product additions include freestanding and built-in wine refrigerators, beverage centers, and beer dispensers to cater to the trend of home media rooms, gamerooms, and outdoor kitchens. Haier's products are sold through retailers such as Wal-Mart, Bed Bath & Beyond, Home Depot, Lowe's, and Target. The division was founded in 1999 and has operations in New York and South Carolina.

Bravo Sports, headquartered in Santa Fe Springs, California, is a global leader in the recreational and sporting goods markets. With offices, factories and warehouses in the United States, Italy, Thailand and China, the Company’s operations truly span the globe. Since 1965, Bravo has provided the highest quality and most innovative products to enthusiasts worldwide. With a stable of market-leading brands including Quik Shade™, Quik Chair™, Moto Shade™, Airzone™, World Industries™, Kryptonics™, Hyper™ and Variflex™ to go along with industry leading licenses with outstanding partners like Nickelodeon, Mattel and Cartoon Network, Bravo consistently seeks to exceed the expectations of its consumers and customers alike.

iRobot Corporation designs, develops, and markets robots to consumer, government, and industrial markets in the United States and internationally. The company offers consumer products, such as floor vacuuming robots, floor washing robots, gutter cleaning robots, pool cleaning robots, and programmable robots. Its government and industrial products include PackBot and PackBot 510 line of small and unmanned ground robots; iRobot PackBot 510 with EOD kit that adapts to various improvised explosive devices, conventional ordnance, and SWAT missions; and iRobot PackBot 510 with FasTac kit to investigate suspicious objects, as well as to identify roadside bombs and IEDs. The company also provides its PackBot products in various configurations, including iRobot PackBot EOD to conduct explosive ordnance disposal, hazardous materials, search-and-surveillance, and law enforcement tasks; and iRobot PackBot with ICx fido explosives detection kit to screen packages and dangerous items. iRobot Corporation sells its products through chain stores and national retailers, as well as through the Internet to consumers, the U.S. military, and other government agencies. It has strategic alliances with The Boeing Company; Advanced Scientific Concepts, Inc.; and TASER International, Inc. The company was formerly known as IS Robotics Corporation and changed its name to iRobot Corporation in December 2000. iRobot Corporation was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts with additional offices in Durham, North Carolina; and San Luis Obispo, California.

PlayCore is a leading designer, manufacturer, and marketer of a broad range of commercial and consumer playground and park equipment, surfacing, site amenity, fitness, and related play products. The business operates under the GameTime, Ultra Play, GT Grandstands, and Play & Park Structures commercial brands, the award-winning consumer brand of Swing-N-Slide, the surfacing brand of TotTurf, and the youth fitness brand of Everlast Climbing Industries. PlayCore's corporate headquarters are located in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Knoll, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of workplace furnishings, textiles, and fine leathers for the workplace and home. The company offers office systems products, which are modular and moveable workspaces with functionally integrated panels, work surfaces, desk components, pedestal and other storage units, power and data systems, and lighting. It also provides specialty products comprising high image side chairs, sofas, desks, tables, textiles, accessories, leathers, and related products; seating products; and files and storage products, such as lateral files, mobile pedestals and other storage units, bookcases, and overhead storage cabinets. In addition, Knoll offers desks, casegoods, and tables. The company serves Fortune 1000 companies, governmental agencies, and other organizations in various industries, including primarily education, healthcare, and hospitality. It sells its products primarily through its direct sales representatives and independent dealers in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Knoll was founded in 1938 and is headquartered in East Greenville, Pennsylvania.

Meyer Sound has more than 200 employees at its Berkeley, Calif., headquarters and satellite offices, including one of the largest engineering staffs (in proportion to company size) in the audio industry. International sales and support are supplied by more than half a dozen offices around the globe. The company works closely with professionals in all areas of sound reinforcement, gathering information on customers’ needs and providing the tools, training, technical support and information to enable the best experience possible for sound system users and audiences alike. Meyer Sound products are manufactured entirely at its Berkeley factory, where high technology is combined with hand craftwork. By performing core processes in house, the company is able to exercise the control to insure its quality standards are met and that each unit is exactly the same as the last.John and Helen Meyer have been personally involved with the performing arts for years, which has given them a feeling for the role of technology in the arts. Meyer Sound is often involved directly with the performing arts at both corporate and individual levels, locally in Berkeley and worldwide. This is one more way that the company stays in touch with the real reason for its existence.

Olympus Corporation and its subsidiaries engage in the manufacture and sale of precision machineries and instruments worldwide. Olympus operates in five segments: Imaging Systems Business, Medical Systems Business, Life Science Business, Information and Communication Business, and Others. The Imaging Systems Business segment offers film cameras, digital cameras, and voice recorders. The Medical Systems Business segment provides medical endoscopes, surgical endoscopes, endo-therapy devices, and ultrasound endoscopes. The Life Science Business segment offers diagnostic systems, biological microscopes, analytical services of genomic information, and industrial microscopes. The Information and Communication Business segment provides mobile terminals, mobile solutions, mobile content services, network infrastructure systems, system development, semiconductor devices, and electric equipment. The Others segment offers industrial endoscopes, nondestructive testing equipment, printers, bar code data processing equipment, and software development. Olympus was founded in 1919 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

American Furniture company makes low-cost upholstered home furnishings, including sofas, chairs, and recliners, as well as accent tables. Its products are distributed to independent furniture stores in the US. AFM can ship most furniture within 48 hours, and delivery is handled by its American Furniture Trucking division, which maintains a fleet of trucks. The furniture maker sources wood and fabrics from the Asia/Pacific region, which has also helped to keep costs down. AFM is owned by investment firm Compass Diversified Holdings.

Pinnacle Frames and Accents has plenty of frames, but what it needs is a prettier picture. Once home to nearly 20 retailing and manufacturing companies, the company now makes and markets photo frames and albums under its own brand name and private labels, in addition to other decor. The firm's Gallery Solutions brand features matted wall frames in mix-and-match styles while its Snap collection, targeted to cost-conscious digital photographers, consists of clear and magnetic frames, key chains, and coasters. Pinnacle's products are available at major retail stores in the US and Canada, including Wal-Mart and Target

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