Mutual of Omaha

We're a global software company that's been helping manufacturers design, make, and service better products for nearly 40 years. Our portfolio of solutions - including CAD, PLM, ALM, SLM, IoT, and augmented reality - helps companies manage product complexity from concept through delivery. What makes us different is our deep industry expertise and collaborative approach: we don't just sell software, we work alongside our customers as partners in their digital transformation journey. With 95% of Fortune 500 discrete manufacturers as customers, we've seen firsthand how the right tools can unlock innovation across the entire product lifecycle. Our team of nearly 7,000 people worldwide embraces values like 'Customers Matter' and 'Team PTC' because we win together. We're committed to continuous innovation - not just in our products like Creo, Windchill, ThingWorx, and Onshape, but in how we work. We're actively transforming to a SaaS model, embedding AI throughout our solutions, and helping manufacturers tackle sustainability challenges. At our core, we believe technology should empower people to solve real problems and create products that make a difference in the world.

In 1916, William E. Boeing, a Yale-educated timber merchant and aviation enthusiast, realized something profound: the Pacific Northwest's thriving timber industry and skilled workforce could power something extraordinary. After taking his first flight and recognizing the gaps in early aviation, he founded Pacific Aero Products Company in Seattle, driven by a vision to build better, safer aircraft. What began as a passionate pursuit in a converted boat house on Lake Union quickly transformed into a revolutionary force in aerospace. Boeing's first two planes, the B&W seaplanes, proved his commitment to innovation and quality, setting the foundation for a company that would reshape global transportation, defense, and space exploration for over a century. That initial spark of curiosity and determination evolved into The Boeing Company - a global aerospace leader that would connect the world through commercial aviation, protect nations through defense systems, and push humanity's boundaries into space. From those early days hand-crafting seaplanes to pioneering the 747, developing the International Space Station, and creating the CST-100 Starliner, Boeing's journey has been defined by a relentless pursuit of what's possible. The company that started with one man's vision has grown into a multinational enterprise delivering commercial airplanes, defense products, space systems, and comprehensive services to customers worldwide.

In 1913, Fred H. Wells, Jr. made a $250 investment that would transform America's frozen dessert landscape. Purchasing a horse, a delivery wagon, and some milk cans, he began a small dairy business in Le Mars, Iowa, delivering milk house-to-house seven days a week. What started as a humble local operation grew into something extraordinary when Fred partnered with his brother Harry C. Wells to establish the Wells Ice Cream Company in 1925. Their commitment to quality ingredients quickly made their ice cream a regional favorite, setting the foundation for what would become the largest privately held, family-owned ice cream manufacturer in the United States. The company's defining moment came in 1935 with a "Name that Ice Cream" contest that birthed the iconic Blue Bunny brand, inspired by a local artist's son who had fallen in love with blue bunnies in a store window. From that creative spark, Wells Enterprises has flourished for over a century, expanding its family of beloved brands to include Halo Top, Bomb Pop, and Blue Ribbon Classics. Today, as an independent operating company of the Ferrero Group, Wells operates state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities that produce more than 150 million gallons of ice cream annually. Yet despite remarkable growth, the company remains true to its founding principles: an unwavering commitment to quality, industry-leading food safety certifications, and a purpose-driven mission to sweeten life and create moments of joy for families across America.

At Grace, we are a global leader in specialty chemicals, producing high-performance chemicals and science-based solutions that enable industries to enhance modern life. Our journey began in 1854 when William Russell Grace launched what would become a global enterprise in Peru, eventually incorporating in the United States in 1899. Today, we operate as part of the Standard Industries family, with our global headquarters in Columbia, Maryland, and manufacturing, R&D, and technical services sites spanning North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. Our two main divisions - Catalysts Technologies and Materials Technologies - provide innovative products and breakthrough technologies that our customers use to manufacture everyday products like renewable fuels, pharmaceuticals, toothpaste, cosmetics, food packaging, and edible oils. We compete with our chemistry and win with our people, which is why we ensure our handpicked, world-class employees operate in a dynamic culture defined by collaboration, integrity, resilience, innovation, and safety. Our goal is zero injuries and zero process safety events because safety is not just a priority at Grace - it is a value.

Westinghouse Electric Company is the world's leading nuclear power company, delivering safe, innovative technology that shapes the future of carbon-free energy. Our company built the world's first commercial pressurized water reactor in Shippingport, Pennsylvania, and today nearly half of the nuclear reactors operating around the globe use Westinghouse technology. With more than 11,000 employees across 21 countries, we provide fuel, services, technology, plant design, and equipment to utility and industrial customers worldwide. Our 140-year legacy of innovation continues with advanced nuclear technologies including the AP1000® pressurized water reactor - the world's first proven Generation III+ passive safety plant - the AP300™ small modular reactor, and the eVinci™ microreactor for remote energy applications. From efficient and economical new plant designs to comprehensive operating plant services, we lead the industry in developing nuclear solutions that provide reliable, clean, safe, and economical energy for generations to come.

PVH is one of the world's largest and most admired fashion companies, with 2024 global revenues reaching $8.7 billion and approximately 28,000 associates operating in over 40 countries. Through an iconic portfolio of brands led by Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER, we connect with consumers worldwide and drive fashion forward through innovation, creativity, and an entrepreneurial spirit that has defined our more than 140-year history since our founding in 1881. Our vision is to build Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER into the most desirable lifestyle brands in the world while positioning PVH as one of the highest performing brand groups in our sector. Guided by our values - Individuality, Partnership, Passion, Integrity, and Accountability - we execute our PVH+ Plan through five strategic growth drivers: winning with product, winning with consumer engagement, winning in the digitally-led marketplace, developing a demand- and data-driven operating model, and driving efficiencies to invest in growth. Our people power these initiatives, embodying a culture where every voice is heard and every associate is valued.