Norman M. Hinerfeld

Part of Imprimerie Solisco, Inc., The Delta Group (Canada) is a premier farm equipment dealership with locations in Greenwood, Leland, and Yazoo City. The Delta Group (Canada was acquired by Imprimerie Solisco, Inc. on October 10, 2003. The company is based in Scarborough, Canada. The Canadian company's umbrella organization includes Ayres-Delta Implement, Inc., Delta Implement Company, and Planters Equipment Company. The company's core value is providing excellent service to its team members, customers, and communities. The CEO of the company is Norman M. Hinerfeld.

The Animal Medical Center provides healtcare services for pets. The firm offers anesthesia and pain management, avain and exocit pets, cardiology, dentistry, emergency and medical care, internal medicine, neurology and oncology. It provides routine and emergency medical care for pets, and also offers treatment for animals suffering from complicated diseases. The company was Founded in 1910 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

American Arbitration Association provides conflict management and dispute resolution services. It provides a forum for the hearing of disputes, rules, and procedures, and a roster of impartial experts to resolve cases. In addition to dispute resolution services, the American Arbitration Association offers training and helps develop arbitration and mediation systems. It maintains offices in the U.S. and one in Ireland; in addition, it works with arbitration groups located in other countries. It was founded in 1926 and is located in New York, NY.

Part of Golden Lady Co. SpA, Kayser-Roth Corp. is a legwear industry leader with over 100 years of history. The American company is known for its innovative and consumer-focused approach to product development, merchandising, and marketing. Kayser-Roth's portfolio includes owned brands such as No Nonsense, Hue, Burlington, Burlix, and Blue Summit, as well as manufacturing and licensing agreements with other major brands for leggings, loungewear, sleepwear, and socks. Kayser-Roth is proud of its three "made in USA" manufacturing sites and is committed to improving its sustainability. Kayser-Roth was acquired by Golden Lady Co. SpA on December 01, 1998.

Hospice and home health organizations face a more challenging business, regulatory, and technology landscape than ever before - change is rapid, and risks are ever-present. This is why a proven provider of management and clinical information solutions is so valuable. With their first-in-the-industry cloud-based solution - and their innovative point-of-care application that perfectly balances clinical requirements and user flexibility - they offer established and growing organizations the tools, resources, and actionable intelligence to confidently and effectively manage risk, adapt to change, and drive growth. Their unique combination of powerful front-office tools delivered through the cloud and fully-mobile point-of-care means that wherever their customer staff is, in the office or in the field, information is always where they need it. Strong compliance safeguards are built in to the system, and logic-driven clinical content with built-in decision support improves quality at the point of care. And to ensure that everyone is prepared to take full advantage of the system and tools, they support their clients with comprehensive, collaborative and effective implementation and training that helps their customer team internalize and implement best practices. They also provide access to a vast storehouse of industry knowledge, including their online Help Center, Knowledgebase and CareAnyware University training