Drexel Heritage Furniture Industries, Inc., based in High Point, North Carolina, ranks among the top furniture manufacturers in the world, particularly regarding size and volume. For over 100 years, they've manufactured fine furniture with a reputation for exceptional styling and quality craftsmanship. With more than 1,300 employees working in specialized manufacturing facilities in North Carolina, Drexel Heritage also relies on the worldwide manufacturing expertise of parent company Furniture Brands International. This enables them to provide unique designs and unsurpassed value to every customer. Throughout each product line, Drexel Heritage distinguishes itself by offering furnishings leading the industry in quality, fashion and styling. With two distinctive brands, Drexel and Heritage, Drexel Heritage Furniture Industries, Inc. offers one of the broadest assortment of wood and upholstered furniture in the industry.

Sit back in your recliner, relax, and enjoy OMWave's products. OMWave manufactures convergent devices that integrate electronic products. Ever dreamed of integrating your television to your PC? OMWave's chief products include the OMBOX (introduced in 2005), the MINIM'OM, and the DH1, a digital appliance that combines a personal computer and television with video, CD, and DVD players, precluding the need for numerous remote controls and cables. In addition, OMWave offers technology consulting services for the business to business market, specifically home theater retailers and installers. Founded in 2002, the company's products are sold through retailers in France and Belgium.

Native Instruments is a leading manufacturer of software and hardware for computer-based music production and performance. The company’s mission is to develop innovative, fully integrated solutions for all professions, styles and genres. The resulting products regularly push technological boundaries and open up new creative horizons for professionals and amateurs alike.Native Instruments is a leading manufacturer of software and hardware for computer-based music production and performance. The company’s mission is to develop innovative, fully integrated solutions for all professions, styles and genres. The resulting products regularly push technological boundaries and open up new creative horizons for professionals and amateurs alike.

Toshiba Thailand believes in both the power of alliteration and of technology. Founded in 1969, the consumer electronics company is a subsidiary of behemoth Toshiba. Toshiba Thailand has built a business importing and distributing a wide array of information technology products, communication products, and audio visual items, as well as general household appliances. Toshiba Thailand's products include mobile phones, laptops, mini notebooks, TVs, and DVD players, as well as refrigerators, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, air purifiers, and electric fans.

Germany's largest toy maker, it makes plastic figures (2.9 inches tall) with moveable heads, arms, and legs in various types of dress. Geobra Brandstatter was founded in 1876; Playmobil in 1974. The company also makes accessories, such as vehicles, animals, and dollhouses. It licenses its name for products (books, CD-ROMs) and runs theme parks in France, Germany, Greece, Malta, and the US. Geobra Brandstatter operates subsidiaries in about a dozen countries, as well as production facilities in the Czech Republic, Germany, Malta, and Spain.

Roger Cleveland began producing and selling golf clubs in 1979. Cleveland Golf started off as a company known for producing exquisite replicas of classic golf clubs from the 1940's and 1950's. Today, the company is regarded as one of the forerunners in product innovation and is home to the #1 Wedge in Golf. In 1990, Rossignol, the world's largest ski manufacturer purchased Cleveland Golf. New high tech products called VAS woods and irons were introduced and sales continued to grow. Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open in 1995 with these products which provided greater awareness of the brand. However, consumers didn't take to the radical look of these products so by the end of 1996 finances were hampered. Greg Hopkins was chosen as president of Cleveland in 1997 and under his leadership things began to turn around. Product designs returned to the original great looks of classic clubs while incorporating modern technology for enhanced playability and Cleveland began to sponsor world class players like Vijay Singh. Sales skyrocketed to five times the levels of '97 by 2005. At that time Quiksilver, Inc., a leading surf brand, purchased that assets of Rossignol which included Cleveland Golf. Cleveland remained under their ownership until December of 2007 when SRI Sports, LTD purchased the golf brand. SRI Sports owns and operates several brands around the world which combine to make them the number one club brand and number two ball brand in Japan, as well as having a major presence in Europe and North America. With more than 325 employees in its Huntington Beach, California headquarters, Cleveland Golf has a U.S. sales force of 65, three international affiliates (Japan, Europe and Canada) as well as 26 distributors worldwide. As a sponsor of the Byron Nelson Championship and Cleveland Collegiate Palmetto Championship (University of South Carolina, Aiken) Cleveland Golf is heavily involved in player development with support to junior, collegiate and developmental tour golf. The company is also title sponsor of an annual father-son tournament held at Pebble Beach and the Wee-ko-pa tournament held in Arizona.

D'Addario is one of the world's top makers of strings for musical instruments and a major producer of musical instrument accessories. Product lines, which are sold in more than 5,400 US music retail stores and in more than 100 countries, include Planet Waves (guitar straps, accessories, electric guitar amplifier cables), Evans (drumheads, accessories), Rico (reeds), and Archives (music writing paper). D'Addario also distributes Vandoren reeds and mouthpieces. Started in 1974, D'Addario is owned and run by the D'Addario family. The family's ancestors in Italy began making strings in the 1600s.

Corby were established in Windsor, UK in 1930 by Mr John Corby as a manufacturer of valet stands. From humble beginnings the eponymous Corby trouser Press is now exported to over 50 countries worldwide and is a regular feature in most upper market hotel rooms. Over the last 80 years in excess of 3 million Corby trouser presses have been bought and whilst Corby offer a 3 year guarantee with all the presses most users are pleased to find that Corby trouser presses often last well in excess of 20 years. Corby continue to innovate new products and January 2010 sees the launch of the new 'Executive' press, adopting a black glass front panel and sleek lines to create a new look for today's modern user. Having established ourselves as leading suppliers to the hotel and hospitality industry through the 80's and 90's, Corby increased its product range to include kettles and hairdryers and general amenity products found in hotel bedrooms. Today, Corby's range consists of over 200 products for the hotel and hospitality industry including a range of bathroom amenity products, mini-bars and wine coolers. Corby are now also enjoying increasing demand from the supply of their products to the rapidly growing Fitness and Private Health industry.

Keys Fitness Products company manufactures the treadmills, Keys Fitness Products also makes exercise bikes, ellipticals, steppers, home gyms, and other exercise equipment. The company sells its products through more than 3,000 retailers in the US, as well as stores in more than 30 other countries. Brand names include CardioMax, Power System HealthTrainer, Ironman, Keys, and Karen Voight. The company was founded in 1988 by CEO Tim Chen as an import business. In 2008 Keys Fitness filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Radica Games has the answer with its line of handheld casino games featuring blackjack, poker, slots, and hold'em. Radica also makes a bar-code scanning game (Skannerz), hunting and fishing games (Legends of the Lake, Huntin'3), and electronic versions of such classic games as checkers, and solitaire. Other offerings include Girl Tech (a line of electronic toys for girls ages 8-12, including its Password Journal) and Gamester video game accessories. Made in China, Radica products are primarily sold in the US through large discount chains and toy retailers

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