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Established in 1988, Ascent Business Systems provides operational and accounting management solutions to businesses throughout the United States. Its field service management division utilizes advanced technology to offer field force automation services. The company s field force management system, AutomatedService, provides Web-based online customer and wireless remote field technical services. It maintains a business management systems division that provides management software solutions and professional services for more than 3,000 clients. Ascent Business Systems offers educational programs through the Service Success University. Its professionals specialize in the areas of business system workflow, process engineering and management reporting. It conducts educational classes and seminars to help business owners and managers to measure operational performance at departmental levels. Ascent Business Systems is located in Houston.

Omega Protein, with over a century of experience, specializes in providing high-quality ingredients derived from menhaden to enhance nutritional integrity in food supplements and animal feed. Committed to sustainability, the company emphasizes responsible sourcing practices and stringent monitoring throughout their production processes to ensure product integrity and traceability. The company has made strides in supporting sustainable fishing practices, recently achieving Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certifications for their Atlantic and Gulf menhaden fisheries. Through initiatives that focus on both environmental preservation and community support, Omega Protein aims to improve health and nutrition for consumers worldwide. Generated from the website

SABIC was established in 1976 to add value to Saudi Arabia's natural hydrocarbon resources. The parent company is among the leading petrochemical companies in terms of sales and product diversity. Headquartered in Riyadh, SABIC is the Middle East's largest non-oil industrial company. The company maintains divisions throughout the world, including SABIC Americas, which maintains offices in Houston, Texas. The company is further divided into six business units: basic chemicals, intermediates, polyolefins, PVC and polyester, fertilizers and metals. Basic chemicals produced include: methanol, ethylene, propylene, benzene, xylene, Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether, styrene, Crude Industrial Ethanol, butadiene and butene-1. Intermediates produced are numerous and include many natural gases. The company s interests in plastics (PVC and polyester) has reaped much as industries turn toward less-expensive plastic alternatives as replacements for more costly metals.