InBev agrees to buy Anheuser for $50 billion
This merger of two of the top 1000 companies in the world, InBev and Anheuser-Busch, (at #149 on the US list, Anheuser-Busch falls just below the global Fortune 500 threshhold- #148 Fluor ranks globally at #500) creates the world’s largest beer maker and shrinks the playing field some more.
I have been working (off and on) for awhile to try to get all my names and companies listed here more or less arranged alphabetically and onto a single NNDB map. Unfortunately, it seems to be too much data for one map to handle effectively- or at least the map seems to be permanently bogged down when I try to add more names, so I’ll just have to give you what I’ve got and leave it at that, I think. Actually, I’ve got two different projects here, which I’ll combine in this single post. One is the uncompleted single map, the second one took people’s names who didn’t make it into the original project due to too many of their companies having already made it onto the list and made up a new alternate map for them. So far, I haven’t tried to combine the two lists of names and companies, but I think a rough ballpark figure is that 200 (and change) people’s names would cover ~650 different companies total. I’ll include below links for individual maps for those names and a list of their companies. Larger views of the two maps can be seen by clicking on the screenshots below. And yes, there are still worthy names (using 3M execs as examples- George W. Buckley, Peter G. Peterson and Vance D. Coffman) which didn’t make it onto either map due to company overlaps having pretty well already covered what they would have added at that point.
Bobby Ray Inman Admiral, NSA Director, Deputy CIA Director
Jeffrey D. Benjamin Apollo Management
Rozanne L. Ridgway Asst. Secy. of State for Europe, 1985-89
James A. Quella Blackstone Group
Gary G. Michael CEO of Albertson’s, 1991-2001
Tony L. White CEO of Applera
Robert M. Calderoni CEO of Ariba, Inc.
Stephen P. Kaufman CEO of Arrow Electronics, 1986-2
John H. Dasburg CEO of ASTAR Air Cargo
Kenneth T. Derr CEO of Chevron, 1989-99
Richard L. Sharp CEO of Circuit City, 1986-2
J. Michael Cook CEO of Deloitte & Touche, 1989-99
Gerald Grinstein CEO of Delta Air Lines, 2004-07
John P. Reilly CEO of Figgie International, 1995-98
W. James Farrell CEO of Illinois Tool Works, 1995-2005
Arnold W. Donald CEO of Merisant, 2-03
William A. Osborn CEO of Northern Trust, 1995-2008
Michael A. Miles CEO of Philip Morris, 1991-94
H. William Habermeyer, Jr. CEO of Progress Energy Florida
W. Frank Blount CEO of Telstra, 1992-99
J. Pedro Reinhard CFO of Dow Chemical, 1995-2005
J. Michael Losh CFO of General Motors, 1994-2
Jerry York CFO of IBM, 1993-95
Ronald L. Kuehn, Jr. Chairman of El Paso
Gwendolyn S. King Commissioner of Social Security, 1989-92
Charles M. Herington EVP at Avon
Virgis W. Colbert EVP at Miller Brewing, 1997-2005
Felix Rohatyn Financier, Lazard Frères
Rodney F. Chase Former BP executive
Henry B. Schacht Former CEO of Cummins, Lucent
Alan H. Washkowitz Former Partner, Lehman Brothers
David L. Boren Governor and Senator from Oklahoma
Milton Carroll Instrument Products, Inc.
Michael W. Michelson Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
Gerhard Schulmeyer President of Siemens US, 1999-2001
Thomas W. Jones President of TIAA-CREF, 1993-97
John M. Palms President, University of South Carolina, 1991-2002
Joseph B. Anderson, Jr. TAG Holdings LLC
George J. Mitchell US Senator from Maine, 1980-95
Lawrence V. Jackson Wal-Mart executive
Kathryn D. Wriston Wife of Walter B. Wriston
COMPANY
3M
ABB
Abbott Laboratories
Agilent
Alcan
Alcatel-Lucent
Alcoa
Allied Waste Industries
Allstate
Altria
American Airlines
American Axle & Manufacturing
Amphenol
AOL Time Warner
Aon
Apple
Applera
Arrow Electronics
ArvinMeritor
Assurant
AT&T
AutoZone
Avery Dennison
Avon
Baxter International
Biomet
Blackstone Group
Boeing
Boise Cascade
Brink’s
British Petroleum
Brunswick
Burger King
C. R. Bard
Calpine
Cardinal Health
Carmax
Caterpillar
CBS
Celanese
CenterPoint Energy
Chevron
Chiquita Brands
Circuit City
Citigroup
Clorox
Coca Cola
Colgate-Palmolive
Comcast
Computer Sciences Corporation
Conoco-Phillips
Countrywide
Crown Holdings
Cummins
Dana
Dell
Delphi
Delta Airlines
Devon Energy
Disney
Dollar General
Dominion Resources
Dow Chemical
Dun & Bradstreet
Ecolab
EDS
El Paso
Eli Lilly
Emerson Electric
Entergy
Exelon
Exide Technologies
FedEx
Fiat
Flextronics
Fluor
Fortis NV
Freddie Mac
General Motors
Goodyear
Halliburton
Harrah’s Entertainment
Harris Corporation
HCA
IBM
Illinois Tool Works
Ingram Micro
International Flavors & Fragrances
ITT
Johnson & Johnson
Juniper Networks
KLA-Tencor
Korn/Ferry International
Kraft Foods
L-3 Communications
Laclede Group
Lear
Lehman Brothers
Lockheed Martin
Manitowoc
Manpower
Marriott
Marsh & McLennan
Martin Marietta
Masco
Massey Energy
Merrill Lynch
MGM Mirage
Michaels Stores
Molson Coors Brewing
Monsanto
Morgan Stanley
Motorola
Nalco Holding
National Australia Bank
Nicor
NII Holdings
Northern Trust
Northrop Grumman
Northwest Airlines
Northwestern Mutual
OfficeMax
Oracle
Owens-Illinois
PACCAR
Peabody Energy
Pepsi
Pfizer
Potlatch Corporation
Praxair
Progress Energy
Protective Life
Questar
R.R. Donnelley & Sons
Radio Shack
Raymond James Financial
Regions Financial
Reliant Energy
Rite Aid
Royal Bank of Canada
Ryder
Safeway
SAIC
Sara Lee
Schlumberger
Scotts Miracle-Gro
Sears Roebuck
Siemens
Sierra Pacific Resources
Sigma-Aldrich
Southern Co.
Stanley Works
Staples
Starwood Hotels
Telstra
Temple-Inland
Tenneco
Tesco
Tesoro Petroleum
Texas Instruments
The New York Times Company
The Travelers Companies
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thomas & Betts
TIAA-CREF
Timken
Torchmark
Tribune Co.
TRW Automotive Holdings
Tyco
UAL Corporation
UBS
Unilever
USEC
Vanguard Health Systems
Virgin Media
Wal-Mart
Winn-Dixie
WR Grace & Co.
Xerox
Zürich Financial Services
Calpine shares jump after bid from NRG Energy
#403 NRG Energy bids for #318 Calpine. In honor of the bid, I’ve drawn up an NNDB map showing both Calpine and NRG Energy on the same map amidst the other Fortune 1000 companies which people associated with those companies are also associated with. As I blogged awhile back, the recent Hewlett Packard bid for EDS was another case of the shrinking playing field, and the earlier Bear Sterns buyout was a third (which didn’t show up on the 2008 list). As you’ll no doubt be aware, I’ve been attempting to map out just how small the world of the top global companies actually is. Pretty small and looking to shrink further. We’ll have to see how the Yahoo/Microsoft/Google/whoever thing plays out…
ETA- I’ve substituted Dale R. Laurance in the second map in place of Gerhard Schulmeyer, so the list below will be slightly different from the map. Also adding in a third map (and eventually probably a fourth) to the two originals.
I’ve been working some more on the NNDB mapping; the first one was getting unwieldy in terms of loading things, so I started a second one and a third one. Below are pretty much the names of the companies which I intended to have on the map (a few extras snuck into the map, but I took them off this list). I did take the liberty of not sticking strictly to the Fortune 1000 list, deciding to add in a few Global 500 companies as well; not focusing on them, but adding them as I run across them while researching the Fortune 1000 companies and the associated names. I’ve provided links for the people and company NNDB maps below for those who wish to explore them using that method, but if you’d prefer to see their bio pages instead of the maps for them, the links for those can be found on the map pages (map one, map two map three map four). Not a completed project yet, but it’s shaping up… oh, there are currently 4 (by my count, let me know if I’ve missed one or two) same last name pairs on the list so far, but only one pair is clearly linked- Vernon Jordan and Ann Dibble Jordan. Technically, Ann Dibble Jordan might not be quite strong enough to make the list by herself, but taken as a couple they are indeed a power couple. One other note- there are quite a few people who are linked to a lot of these companies who I’ve decided not to map simply because I’m attempting to minimize the number of people on the map and they duplicate or nearly duplicate what is already covered ground. A few examples would be Michael A. Miles, Bobby Ray Inman, James Farrell, George Mitchell, Alan G. Lafley, and Rozanne L. Ridgway. Conversely, some people who made the list don’t actually link to that many companies, they just link to ones which aren’t easily mapped otherwise. No guarantee that this method will be optimal, but my intent isn’t an optimal mapping, but rather to give an overall sense of the coverage which 150 or so names (about 165 names currently) can provide for the top companies in the US (about 575 now, including a few global corporations in the mix). Now, on to the maps (click the screenshots for the big pictures or explore them at these links: map one, map two map three map 4)
Charles E. Adair Partner, Cordova Ventures
Fernando Aguirre President and CEO, Chiquita Brands
Linda G. Alvarado Alvarado Construction, Inc.
Paul M. Anderson CEO of Duke Energy, 2003-07
H. Jesse Arnelle Partner, Arnelle & Hastie
Irving W. Bailey II CEO of Providian Corporation, 1988-97
Brenda C. Barnes CEO of Sara Lee
Leroy T. Barnes, Jr. Treasurer of PG&E, 2001-05
Edward W. Barnholt CEO of Agilent Technologies, 1999-2005
Claude Bébéar CEO of AXA, 1985-2
Frank Biondi Former CEO, Viacom, Universal Studios
Manfred Bischoff Chairman of EADS
Stephen F. Bollenbach CEO of Hilton Hotels, 1996-2007
David Bonderman Billionaire, Texas Pacific Group
John G. Breen CEO of Sherwin-Williams, 1979-99
Edward A. Brennan CEO of Sears Roebuck, 1984-95
Jenne K. Britell Structured Ventures, Inc.
J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr. President of the Richmond Fed, 1993-2004
James G. Brocksmith, Jr. COO of KPMG, 1990-96
Peter C. Browning CEO of Sonoco Products, 1998-2
M. Michele Burns CFO of Marsh & McLennan
Phyllis J. Campbell CEO of Seattle Foundation
James I. Cash, Jr. Harvard Business School, 1976-2003
Leonard S. Coleman, Jr. President of MLB National League, 1994-99
Fulvio Conti CEO of Enel
Jonathan J. Coslet Texas Pacific Group
Jeffrey C. Crowe Chairman of Landstar System
Willie D. Davis Businessman, former football player
Barry Diller CEO of USA Interactive Corp.
John Doerr Silicon Valley venture capitalist
Timothy M. Donahue CEO of Nextel, 1999-2005
Jürgen Dormann Chairman of ABB
Caroline Dorsa CFO of Gilead Sciences
E. Linn Draper, Jr. CEO, American Electric Power, 1993-2003
W. Roy Dunbar CEO of Network Solutions
Ursula O. Fairbairn American Express EVP
Roger N. Farah President of Polo Ralph Lauren
Anthony G. Fernandes CEO of Phillip Services, 1999-2002
Manuel A. Fernandez CEO of Gartner, 1991-98
John F. Fiedler CEO of BorgWarner, 1995-2003
Dennis E. Foster Vice Chairman of Alltel, 1998-2
William W. George CEO of Medtronic, 1991-2001
Dick Gephardt Congressman from Missouri, 1977-2005
Carlos Ghosn CEO of Nissan and Renault
Richard Karl Goeltz CFO of American Express, 1996-2
Richard A. Goldstein CEO of International Flavors, 2-06
William H. Gray Congressman from Pennsylvania, 1979-91
Jack M. Greenberg CEO of McDonald’s, 1998-2002
Linda M. Griego Griego Enterprises, Inc.
Michael S. Gross Partner, Apollo Management, 1990-2006
John H. Grunewald EVP at Polaris Industries, 1993-97
H. William Habermeyer, Jr. CEO of Progress Energy Florida
James T. Hackett CEO of Anadarko Petroleum
Edward E. Hagenlocker Vice Chairman of Ford, 1996-99
Charles A. Haggerty CEO of Western Digital, 1993-2
Ellen M. Hancock CEO of Exodus Communications, 1998-2001
Stephen Hardis CEO of Eaton, 1995-2
Victoria F. Haynes CEO of RTI International
Kathleen J. Hempel Former CFO of Fort Howard Corporation
Irvine O. Hockaday, Jr. CEO of Hallmark, 1986-2001
Michele J. Hooper Co-Founder, The Directors’ Council
William R. Howell CEO of JC Penney, 1983-97
Franz Humer Chairman of Roche
Glenn H. Hutchins Co-Founder, Silver Lake Partners
Shirley A. Jackson NRC Chairman, 1995-99
James A. Johnson CEO of Fannie Mae, 1991-98
Thomas H. Johnson CEO of Chesapeake Corporation, 1997-2005
Ann Dibble Jordan Professor, University of Chicago
Vernon Jordan Advisor to Bill Clinton
Gregory P. Josefowicz CEO of Borders, 1999-2006
James R. Kackley Former Partner, Arthur Andersen
Nancy J. Karch Former Partner, McKinsey & Co.
Thomas H. Kean Governor of New Jersey, 1982-90
Gregory B. Kenny CEO of General Cable
Donald R. Keough Chairman of Allen & Company
Amin I. Khalifa CFO of Leap Wireless
Lewis M. Kling CEO of Flowserve
Charles F. Knight CEO of Emerson Electric, 1973-2
Nicholas J. LaHowchic Former EVP at Limited Brands
Arnold G. Langbo CEO of Kellogg, 1990-2
Ralph S. Larsen CEO of Johnson & Johnson, 1989-2002
Dale R. Laurance President of Occidental Petroleum, 1996-2004
Charles R. Lee CEO of Verizon, 2-02
Aylwin Lewis CEO of Sears
Charles M. Lillis President of MediaOne, 1995-2
Philip R. Lochner, Jr. Senior VP at Time Warner, 1991-98
John A. Luke, Jr. CEO of MeadWestvaco
Gerald Luterman CFO of KeySpan, 1999-2007
Greg Maffei CEO of Liberty Media
Fred Malek Nixon’s Jew counter
Dana G. Mead Chairman of MIT Corporation
Michael J. Mancuso CFO of General Dynamics, 1994-2006
Philip A. Marineau CEO of Levi Strauss, 1999-2006
Michael E. Marks CEO of Flextronics, 1994-2006
Anthony A. Massaro CEO of Lincoln Electric Holdings, 1996-2004
Ann Dore McLaughlin US Secretary of Labor, 1987-89
Michael W. Michelson Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
Jocelyn Carter-Miller President of TechEdVentures
Robert S. Miller CEO of Delphi, 2005-07
John T. Montford Chancellor, Texas Tech University, 1996-2001
Mark Moody-Stuart Chairman of Anglo American
Edward J. Mooney CEO of Nalco Chemical, 1994-2
Michael G. Morris CEO of American Electric Power
Robert S. Morrison Vice Chairman of Pepsi, 2003-05
John H. Mullin III Former Partner, Dillon Read & Co.
Charles H. Noski CFO of Northrop Grumman, 2003-05
Sam Nunn US Senator from Georgia, 1972-97
Scott C. Nuttall Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
Thomas H. O’Brien Former CEO of PNC Financial
Philip A. Odeen CEO of BDM International, 1992-97
Paul O’Neill US Treasury Secretary, 2001-02
Robert J. O’Toole CEO of AO Smith, 1989-2005
Frits van Paasschen CEO of Starwood Hotels
Debra J. Perry Moody’s
Aulana L. Peters Former Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
John C. Pope President and COO of United Airlines, 1992-94
Joseph W. Prueher US Ambassador to China, 1999-2001
David E. I. Pyott CEO of Allergan
Beryl B. Raff EVP at JC Penney
Franklin Raines CEO of Fannie Mae, 1999-2004
Ann N. Reese CFO of ITT, 1995-98
Carl E. Reichardt CEO of Wells Fargo Bank, 1983-94
Dennis H. Reilley Chairman of Praxair, 2-07
Catherine A. Rein Senior EVP at MetLife
James M. Ringler CEO of Premark, 1996-99
George R. Roberts Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
Gary L. Rogers Vice Chairman of GE, 2001-03
Michael D. Rose CEO of Holiday Inn, 1981-90
Sheli Z. Rosenberg Equity Group Investments
Steven G. Rothmeier CEO of Northwest Airlines, 1985-89
Marc J. Rowan Billionaire, Apollo Management
Frank S. Royal Family practitioner, Richmond
Edward B. Rust, Jr. CEO of State Farm Insurance
Robert L. Ryan CFO of Medtronic, 1993-2005
Frederic V. Salerno CFO of Verizon, 2-02
Ronaldo H. Schmitz CFO of BASF, 1984-90
Martha R. Seger Federal Reserve Governor, 1984-91
Kathi P. Seifert Former EVP Personal Care, Kimberly-Clark
Stephanie M. Shern Former Partner, Ernst & Young
Arthur L. Smith John S. Herold, Inc.
Bruce A. Smith CEO of Tesoro
Paula A. Sneed Retired EVP, Kraft Foods
J. Patrick Spainhour CEO of Servicemaster
Judith A. Sprieser CFO of Sara Lee, 1995-99
Louis Wade Sullivan US Secretary of HHS, 1989-93
Richard L. Thompson Group President at Caterpillar, 1995-2004
John L. Thornton President of Goldman Sachs, 1999-2003
Jerry Sue Thornton President, Cuyahoga Community College
Raymond S. Troubh Independent Financial Consultant
James R. Ukropina Former Partner, O’Melveny & Myers
James A. Unruh CEO of Unisys, 1990-97
Richard F. Wallman CFO of Honeywell, 1999-2003
John R. Walter CEO of RR Donnelley, 1989-96
Jackie M. Ward CEO of Computer Generation, 1968-2
J. C. Watts Congressman from Oklahoma, 1995-2003
Kenneth L. Way CEO of Lear, 1988-2
Robert E. Weissman CEO of IMS Health, 1997-2
Maggie Wilderotter CEO of Citizens Communications
Barry Lawson Williams Williams Pacific Ventures
Karen Hastie Williams Retired Partner, Crowell & Moring
Gary L. Wilson Chairman of Northwest Airlines, 1991-2007
Henry C. Wolf CFO of Norfolk Southern, 1993-2007
Jeffery W. Yabuki CEO of Fiserv
Jerry York CFO of IBM, 1993-95
Alfred M. Zeien CEO of Gillette, 1991-99
3M
A. O. Smith
ABB
Abbott Laboratories
ABM Industries
Accenture
Acuity Brands
Adecco
Adobe Systems
ADP
Advance Auto Parts
AECOM Technology
Aegon
AES
Aetna
Agilent
AGL Resources
Airgas
Air Products and Chemicals
AirTran Holdings
Alaska Air Group
Albemarle
Alcatel-Lucent
Alcoa
Allergan
Alliance Data Systems
Alliant Techsystems
Allianz
Allied Waste Industries
Allstate
ALLTEL
Alpha Natural Resources
Amazon
AMC Entertainment
Amerada Hess
American Airlines
American Electric Power
American Express
American Family Insurance
American Greetings
American International Group
Amerisource Bergen
Amgen
Amphenol
Anadarko Petroleum
Anglo American
Anheuser-Busch
Anixter
Ann Taylor Stores
AOL Time Warner
Aon
Apple
Applied Industrial Technologies
Applied Materials
Apria Healthcare Group
ARAMARK
Archer Daniels Midland
Armstrong
Arrow Electronics
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
ArvinMeritor
Asbury Automotive Group
Ashland
AstraZeneca
AT&T
Autoliv
AutoZone
Avaya
Avery Dennison
Avis Budget Group
Aviva
Avnet
Avon
AXA
Baker Hughes
Bank of America
Bank of New York Mellon
Barclays
Barnes & Noble
BASF
Baxter International
Bear Stearns
Beckman Coulter
Becton Dickinson
Berkshire Hathaway
BHP Billiton
Biomet
Black and Decker
BlackRock
Blackstone Group
Blockbuster Video
BNP Paribas
Boeing
Borders
BorgWarner
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Squibb
British Petroleum
Brunswick
Burger King
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Cablevision Systems
Cabot
CACI International
Cardinal Health
Carpenter Technology
Caterpillar
CB Richard Ellis Group
CBS
Celanese
Centene
Centex
CH2M Hill
Charles Schwab
Charter Communications
Chesapeake Corporation
Chevron
Chiquita Brands
Chubb
CIGNA
Circuit City
Cisco
CIT Group
Citigroup
Citizens Communications
Clear Channel
Cleveland-Cliffs
CMS Energy
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Enterprises
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Colgate-Palmolive
Comerica
Commercial Metals
Computer Sciences Corporation
ConAgra
Conoco-Phillips
Conseco
Consolidated Edison
Constellation Energy Group
Con-Way
Continental Airlines
Convergys
Corn Products
Corning
Crane
Crown Holdings
Cummins
CSX
CVS Caremark
Cytec Industries
Daimler Chrysler
Dana
Darden Restaurants
DaVita
Dean Foods
Deere
Dell
Delphi
Delta Airlines
Deutsche Bank
Devon Energy
Dillard’s
DirecTV
Disney
Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group
Dominion Resources
Dow Chemical
Duke Energy
Dun & Bradstreet
DuPont
DynCorp
Dynegy
EADS
Eastman Chemical
Eaton
Ecolab
EDS
El Paso
Electronic Arts
Eli Lilly
Embarq
EMC
Emerson Electric
Enel
Energy Future Holdings
Entergy
Equifax
Equity Residential
Estée Lauder
Exelon
Exide Technologies
Expedia
ExpressJet Holdings
Express Scripts
Exxon Mobil
Fairchild Semiconductor
Fannie Mae
Federal-Mogul
Federated Department Stores
FedEx
First American Corporation
First Data
First Energy
First Horizon National
Fiserv
Fleetwood Enterprises
Flextronics
Flowers Foods
Flowserve
Fluor
FM Global
FMC
FMC Technologies
Foot Locker
Ford Motors
Fortune Brands
FPL Group
Franklin Resources
Freddie Mac
Frito-Lay
Furniture Brands International
GameStop
Gannett
Gap
Gardner Denver
General Cable
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Mills
General Motors
Genworth Financial
Gilead Sciences
GlaxoSmithKline
Goldman Sachs
Goodrich
Goodyear
Google
Granite Construction
Graphic Packaging Corporation
Group 1 Automotive
H&R Block
Halliburton
Harman International
Harrah’s Entertainment
Harris Corporation
Hartford Financial
Hasbro
Hayes Lemmerz
HCA
Health Net
Heinz
Helmerich & Payne
Henry Schein, Inc.
Hercules
Herman Miller
Hershey
Hertz Corporation
Hewlett-Packard
Hexion Specialty Chemicals
Home Depot
Honeywell
Hospira
Host Marriott
HSBC
Humana
IAC/InterActiveCorp
IASIS Healthcare
IBM
Ikon
Illinois Tool Works
Imation
IMS Health
IndyMac Bancorp
Ingram Micro
Intel
International Flavors & Fragrances
International Paper
Interpublic Group
Intuit
ITT
Jacobs Engineering Group
Jarden
J. C. Penney
Jo-Ann Stores
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson Controls
Jones Apparel Group
Jones Lang LaSalle
JP Morgan Chase
Kansas City Southern Industries
KB Home
Kellogg
Kennametal
KeyCorp
Kimberly-Clark
King Pharmaceuticals
KLA-Tencor
Kodak
Kohl’s
Korn/Ferry International
Kraft Foods
Kroger
Lam Research
Landstar System
Leap Wireless
Lear
Legg Mason
Lehman Brothers
Lennox International
Levi Strauss
Lexmark
Liberty Media
Liberty Mutual
Limited Brands
Lincoln Electric Holdings
Lincoln National
Liz Claiborne
Lockheed Martin
Loews
Longs Drugs
Louisiana-Pacific
Lowe’s
LSI Logic
Lubrizol
Macy’s
Magellan Health Services
Manpower
Marathon Oil
Markel
Marriott
Marsh & McLennan
Marshall & Ilsley
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Massey Energy
MasterCard
Mattel
McClatchy Company
McCormick & Company
McDonald’s
McGraw-Hill
McKesson
MeadWestvaco
Medco Health Solutions
Medtronic
Merck
Meredith Corporation
Merrill Lynch
Metropolitan Life
MGM Mirage
Michelin
Micron Technology
Microsoft
Mirant
Mohawk Industries
Molson Coors Brewing
Monsanto
Moody’s
Morgan Stanley
Motorola
Nalco Chemical
NASDAQ
Nash Finch
National City
National Semiconductor
Nationwide
NCR
Neiman Marcus
New Jersey Resources
News Corporation
New York Life
NII Holdings
Nike
NiSource
Nissan Motors
Noble Energy
Nordstrom
Norfolk Southern
Northeast Utilities
Northern Trust
Northrop Grumman
Northwest Airlines
Northwestern Mutual
Novartis
NRG Energy
NSTAR
Nucor
NVR
Occidental Petroleum
Office Depot
OfficeMax
Omnicom Group
Oracle
Oshkosh Truck
Owens Corning
Owens & Minor
Owens-Illinois
Pacific Life
Pactiv
Parker Hannifin
Pentair
Pepsi
PepsiAmericas
Pepsi Bottling Group
Performance Food Group
PetSmart
Pfizer
PG&E
Phoenix Companies
Pioneer Natural Resources
Pitney Bowes
Plains All American Pipeline
PNC Financial
Polaris Industries
Polo Ralph Lauren
PolyOne
Popular, Inc.
Power Corporation of Canada
PPG Industries
Praxair
Precision Castparts
Pride International
Principal Financial Group
Procter & Gamble
Progress Energy
Progressive
Prudential
PSS World Medical
Public Service Enterprise Group
Puget Energy
R. H. Donnelley
R. J. Reynolds
R.R. Donnelley & Sons
Raymond James Financial
Raytheon
Regions Financial
Renault
Reynolds American
Roche
Rockwell
Rohm and Haas
Roper Industries
Royal Ahold
Royal Dutch Shell
RPM International
Ryerson
Safeco
Safeway
Saks
Sallie Mae
SanDisk
Sanmina-SCI
Sanofi-Aventis
Sara Lee
Schering-Plough
Schlumberger
Schneider Electric
Scotts Miracle-Gro
Sealed Air
Sealy
Sempra Energy
Sears Roebuck
ServiceMaster
Sherwin-Williams
Silgan Holdings
Smithfield Foods
Snap-on
Solutia
Sonoco Products
Sony
Southern Co.
Southwest Airlines
Spartan Stores
Sprint Nextel
SPX Corporation
Stanley Works
Staples
Starbucks
Starwood Hotels
State Farm Insurance
State Street Corporation
SunGard
Sun Microsystems
Sunoco
SunTrust Banks
Superior Essex
Supervalu
Symantec
Sysco
Target
TD Ameritrade
Tech Data
TECO Energy
Telecom ItaliaTelephone & Data Systems
Temple-Inland
Tenet Healthcare
Tenneco
TEPPCO Partners
Terex
Tesoro Petroleum
Textron
The New York Times Company
The Washington Post Co.
Thrivent
TIAA-CREF
Time Warner
Timken
Torchmark
Toro
Toys R Us
Trane
Tribune Co.
T. Rowe Price
TRW
TRW Automotive Holdings
Tupperware Brands
Tyco
Tyco Electronics
UAL Corporation
UniCredit
Unilever
Union Pacific
Unisys
United Rentals
United Technologies
UnitedHealth Group
Universal Corporation
Univision
URS
US Airways
US Bancorp
USEC
US Steel
USG
Valero
Valspar
Verizon
VF Corporation
Viacom
Visteon
Vivendi
Vulcan Materials
Wachovia
Walgreens
Wal-Mart
Warnaco Group
Warner Music Group
Washington Mutual
Waste Management
Wellpoint Health Networks
Wells Fargo Bank
WESCO International
Western Digital
Western Union
Weyerhaeuser
WGL Holdings
Whirlpool
Williams
Windstream
Winn-Dixie
Worthington Industries
W.W. Grainger
Wyeth
Wyndham International