Timothy A. McCarthy

BionX Medical Technologies, Inc. designs and manufactures prosthetic devices. It offers BiOM Ankle, a lower-limb prosthesis with powered propulsion for enhanced mobility. Its proprietary BiOM T2 System uses robotics to replicate muscles and tendons, normalizing walking at all speeds and all terrains. The company was founded by Hugh Herr, Nicholas Negroponte and Richard M. Greenwald in 2007 and is headquartered in Bedford, MA.

Part of William Demant Fonden, Ossur Americas, Inc. is a company that provides prosthetic, c, and injury solutions. The company is based in Aliso Viejo, CA.

Northeast Rehab, Inc. supplies equipment and products to physical therapists and chiropractors. The private company is based in Binghamton.

Part of ATS Corp., Omex, Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in developing suspension fertilizers, solution fertilizers, foliar liquid fertilizers, and micronutrients for biogas plants. The company is based in Stratford, Canada. Omex was acquired by ATS Corp. on June 04, 2001 for $7.83 million. The company offers a range of liquid fertilizer products to aid in treating seeds and ensuring the crop has the best start possible. Omex Agriculture Ltd is a major manufacturer of liquid fertilizers and offers farmers a total crop nutritional package in their range of products. The company also develops a complete range of high-performance liquid foliar fertilizers, each designed to promote the efficient uptake of nutrients through crop leaves.

Chattanooga is the world's largest manufacturer of rehabilitation equipment for treating skeletal, muscular, neurological and soft tissue disorders. Renowned for engineering excellence, their products contribute to better treatment outcomes in hospitals, clinics and home settings worldwide. They lead the industry by example, innovating continuously, providing real-world solutions for clinicians and their patients. Chattanooga, A DJO Company, was founded in 1947 and with facilities in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Belgium and Australia

After studying and identifying key issues with the equipment theft problem in the United States, David Shillingford founded the National Equipment Register in 2001. Through discussions with insurers, equipment owners and law enforcement it became clear that a significant improvement in the way information is shared between different segments of the equipment industry, their insurers and law enforcement was a critical and cost-effective part of the solution. NER is designed to help facilitate information sharing with insurers, equipment owners, and law enforcement. It manages a custom-designed database that records equipment theft and ownership records, offers analytic tools and assistance to the insurance and law enforcement industry, quality-controls the equipment details of loss reports to ensure data accuracy, and employs a skilled team of equipment analysts with close industry contact. NER obtains its funding from the insurance industry, HELPtech registrations, and IRONcheck service fees. NER does not collect recovery fees or act as a salvage company NER Equipment Analysts have a unique depth of knowledge relating to the identification of off-road equipment using serial numbers and other component numbers. They combine their technical expertise with their knowledge of heavy equipment and industry contacts to quality-control the incoming data and carry out and monitor searches on the NER database.

Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp. operates a telephone-betting center with more 45 branches in Western New York State. The company is headquartered in Batavia, NY.