Sika AG

At Nucor, everything starts with our people and the culture that binds them together. As North America's largest and most diversified manufacturer of steel and steel products, and one of the world's largest recyclers, we've built our success on a foundation of trust, teamwork, and unwavering commitment to safety. Every Nucor teammate lives and works by the same core principles - integrity, open communication, inclusion, and a relentless can-do attitude that turns obstacles into opportunities. We call each other 'teammates' because that's exactly what we are: equals working toward a common cause, partnering across roles and divisions to win together. What truly sets Nucor apart is how we put our values into action every day. Our pay-for-performance system means every teammate's compensation is tied to productivity, which is why we're one of the most productive steel companies in the world with industry-leading compensation. We believe in treating each other fairly, providing avenues for appeal, and offering the job security that inspires confidence in the work our teammates do. With over 300 locations and 33,000 skilled teammates, we maintain a culture where people thrive - where innovation is embraced, courage is celebrated, and ownership of our collective success rests with every individual. From our pioneering use of Electric Arc Furnace technology to our commitment to becoming the world's safest steel company, everything we do reflects our belief that when teammates are empowered and respected, extraordinary things happen.

YKK AP America Inc. is the North American subsidiary of YKK AP Inc., a Japanese manufacturer of architectural building products. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in the United States, the company manufactures commercial façade systems and residential windows and doors, serving the North American construction industry across both commercial and residential markets. The company's product portfolio spans the full range of building envelope solutions, including: Curtain wall systems Window wall systems Storefront systems Architectural windows Residential windows and doors Products are engineered to meet performance standards for thermal efficiency, weather resistance, and structural integrity. The company draws on decades of Japanese manufacturing expertise through its parent, YKK AP Inc., and operates manufacturing facilities across the United States. YKK AP America is guided by the YKK philosophy of the "Cycle of Goodness," a business principle centered on mutual prosperity for customers, employees, and society. The company describes its culture as innovation-driven, with an emphasis on continuous improvement and technological advancement in architectural products manufacturing.

KCI is a 100-percent employee-owned engineering, consulting, and construction firm founded in 1955. With more than 2,000 employee-owners operating from over 70 offices across 19 states, the firm is ranked #53 on Engineering News-Record's Top 500 design firms in the United States and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification. The firm delivers infrastructure solutions across six primary disciplines: Transportation Water and environmental Facilities Construction management Communications Utilities KCI serves a broad client base that includes federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as institutional and private-sector clients. Because every employee holds an ownership stake in the firm, each team member carries a direct financial interest in the outcomes of the projects they work on - an arrangement that shapes both day-to-day accountability and longer-term career development.

Illinois Tool Works is a Fortune 300 global multi-industrial manufacturing leader that generates $15.9 billion in annual revenue through seven market-leading segments. The company operates a diversified portfolio of over 80 decentralized businesses across industries where product performance matters most to customers. ITW's differentiated business model empowers local divisions to act like entrepreneurs while leveraging the scale and resources of a global enterprise. This structure enables rapid decision-making, customer-back innovation, and continuous operational improvement. Founded in Chicago in 1912, ITW has grown into a powerhouse in engineered fastening solutions, welding equipment, polymers, food equipment, automotive components, and construction products. The company serves customers in approximately 55 countries with approximately 45,000 employees worldwide. ITW's commitment to innovation is driven by deep customer relationships and technical expertise that solve complex manufacturing challenges. The company consistently delivers strong financial performance through strategic portfolio management and disciplined capital allocation.

Infravision builds industrial-scale aerial robotics systems that modernize how the world constructs and maintains power grids. The company's proprietary TX System combines heavy-lift drones, intelligent ground equipment, and specialized stringing hardware to deploy transmission infrastructure faster, safer, and with lower environmental impact than traditional methods. With global operations across the United States, Australia, and India, Infravision has delivered more than 2,000 miles of power line construction for major utility partners including PG&E, BC Hydro, and Powerlink Queensland. Founded in 2018, Infravision addresses the urgent challenge of grid modernization amid surging electricity demand from electrification, AI, and industrial growth. The company's drone-enabled approach reduces project timelines from weeks to days, minimizes human risk in high-voltage environments, and enables rapid emergency response deployment. Infravision has raised $114 million in venture capital, including a $91 million Series B led by GIC, to accelerate global deployment of technology critical to achieving net-zero targets. The company's team of engineers, pilots, and operators executes projects up to 765 kV with precision and safety, establishing new standards for transmission construction efficiency.

In 1843, Frederick Trenck Stanley founded The Stanley Works with a vision to create high-quality tools that would stand the test of time. What began as a small bolt manufacturer in New Britain, Connecticut, would eventually transform into the world's largest tool company. Over nearly two centuries, the company evolved through strategic acquisitions and innovations, most notably merging with Black & Decker in 2010 to form Stanley Black & Decker as we know it today. This union brought together two iconic brands with a shared commitment to quality, creating a powerhouse in tools, engineered fastening, and industrial equipment. Today, Stanley Black & Decker operates as a worldwide leader in the tools and outdoor industry, with 50 manufacturing facilities in the USA and more than 100 worldwide. The company's portfolio of trusted brands - including DEWALT, BLACK+DECKER, Stanley, and CRAFTSMAN - provides the tools and innovative solutions that makers, doers, and protectors rely on every day. With 50,000 employees globally, the company continues its legacy of innovation, investing in cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices while remaining true to its founding principle of delivering products you can trust to get the job done right.