Local 476 is an entertainment company based out of 55 Stamp Farm Rd, Cranston, Rhode Island, United States.

The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees is the largest union representing workers in the entertainment industry in The United States and Canada. Our members work in all forms of live theater, motion picture production, television production, television broadcasting, trade shows, exhibitions, and concerts, as well as the equipment and construction shops that support all these areas of the entertainment industry. We represent virtually all the behind-the-scenes workers in crafts ranging from motion picture animation to theater ushering.

Intersport is an award-winning agency and leader in the creation of ideas, content and experiences that attract and engage passionate audiences. Our industry-leading team offers expert insights in content creation, experiential marketing, hospitality, partnership consulting and platform development. We also own and operate events across the professional and collegiate sports landscape, including basketball, football, golf, pickleball and volleyball. Our headquarters have been rooted in Chicago since our inception in 1985, and we've since expanded with an office in Detroit.

For more than 50 years Westport Pools has been a leader in commercial aquatic design and construction, and residential and commercial service. We've improved communities large and small including municipalities, universities, high schools, hospitals, YMCAs, Salvation Army, non-profits, developers, country clubs, hotels and apartment complexes. Working with our sister company, Midwest Pool Management who operates and staffs over 64 aquatic facilities, Westport Pools provides a unique perspective to our clients. We build and maintain aquatic centers and swimming pools as if we were going to operate them.

The American Poolplayers Association (APA) was founded by professional poolplayers Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart in 1979 as the National Pool League, which became the American Poolplayers Association in 1981. The two realized the popularity of the sport, but knew that, different from other sports, there was no existing recreational league system. Today, the APA, also known as the Canadian Poolplayers Association in Canada and the Japanese Poolplayers Association in Japan, has grown to more than 275,000 members and boasts more members than all other "national"​ leagues combined. The League is administered locally by a network of Franchise Operators. League play is conducted weekly with both 8-Ball and 9-Ball team formats offered. The APA hosts an 8-Ball and 9-Ball League system and each year teams have the opportunity to advance to the APA National Team Championships. At the national level, the APA guarantees more than $1 million in national tournament prize money. The APA also conducts the U.S. Amateur Championship, the pool world's most prestigious amateur tournament, which is the only competition open to APA members and nonmembers alike. From 1999 to the present, Entrepreneur Magazine rated the APA No. 1 in the category of Sports-Event Planning. Entrepreneur Magazine also honored the APA in its franchise 500 rankings. One of the keys to the success of the American Poolplayers Association is The Equalizer®, the unique handicapping and scoring system that makes it possible for players of different playing abilities -- especially novices and beginners -- to compete on an equal basis, much like they do in golf and bowling. The Equalizer® uses a formula that measures a player's ability. The result is a handicap of how many games a player must win to capture a match in 8-Ball or the number of points a player must earn to win a match in the 9-Ball format.

In 1908, a group of businessmen calling themselves "The Westwood Club"​ longed for a challenging course on Cleveland's west side, where they could "put on our comfortable togs and play a round of golf, or, when we like, put on our best clothes and have a real party"​. This group of founding fathers included John Zangerle, Mortimer J. Weber, John Crider, John Hinz, Robert Reid, and John Kerlin. The Westwood Country Club Company was incorporated February 1914. The original golf course property was completely redesigned by Charles Hugh Alison, one of the foremost golf course architects of the day and a partner of the prestigious international firm, McKenzie, Colt, & Alison. The course was finished in June 1926 and used for the first time in the State Tournament of that year. Many of golf’s greatest names have enjoyed playing Westwood over the years including legends Bobby Jones and Arnold Palmer, who holds the professional course record of 64. Westwood Country Club’s state-of-the-art clubhouse opened in 2009 and features modern amenities in a luxurious, colonial revival style building. The golf course showcases the natural beauty of the property with acres of expertly manicured fairways and greens, along with beautiful natural stone bridges and water features that complement the scenic and challenging design. Members enjoy all the Club’s amenities including the Olympic-size Swimming Pool, Kiddie Pool, Clay Tennis Courts, massive Lounge Patio, Banquet Facility, Gazebo Veranda, Dining options, and all the fantastic events for those of all ages. What began as a dream among a handful of golfers 100 years ago is today considered one of the finest country clubs in northeast Ohio.

Skokie Country Club is a premier family-oriented social and recreational club located in Glencoe, IL. With a championship course, beautiful clubhouse, and fantastic facilities, it is one of the most sought-after family clubs in the North Shore. The Membership of Skokie Country Club is comprised of collegial and active individuals who create a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. With extensive program for racquets, aquatics and golf, this intergenerational community provides its families with a comprehensive lifestyle experience. Founded in 1897.

INDIAN HILL CLUB is a company based out of 1 INDIAN HILL RD, WINNETKA, Illinois, United States.

Nominated as one of America’s Best Classic Courses, North Shore Country Club is nestled on secluded rolling hills overlooking the Long Island Sound, just 25 miles from New York City. Privately held For-Profit Club with golf, tennis and house memberships avaliable as well as non-member parties and outings welcomed.

Michigan Shores Club is part of a long and rich history, preserved in the elegance of its architecture and ambiance and its traditions carried through its members. Nestled along the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan in Wilmette, Michigan Shores is a second home to its members. The Club can trace its beginnings to 1897, when Wilmette's first social club, The Ouillmette Country Club, was founded.

- Catered to specific needs of individual golf members- Mentored and assisted inexperienced caddies- Promoted 3 rankings, B to Honor, in 1st year

Old Warson Country Club is a food & beverages company based out of 9841 Old Warson Rd, Saint Louis, Missouri, United States.