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Café Adobe I, II, III & IV
Operating under the name Café Adobe, M&S Restaurants I, II, III, & IV Ltd., owned and operated four premiere Tex-Mex restaurants in Houston, Texas, Sugar Land, Texas, and The Woodlands, Texas.

Everything Organized, Inc.
Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Everything Organized was a retailer of products and systems for home and office organization.

Franchise Concepts, Inc.
web address: www.franchiseconcepts.com
Based in Houston, Texas (now St. Louis, MO.), Franchise Concepts was North America’s largest franchiser of retail locations (operated as Deck The Walls, The Great Frame Up, and Art and Framing Centers in Canada) selling pre-framed art and providing framing services. They had over 300+ locations throughout North America and Canada.

Gexa Energy Corporation
web address: www.gexaenergy.com
Gexa Energy was formed in response to energy deregulation in Texas, which created competition for the retail and commercial energy consumer. Gexa was a retail electric provider committed to supplying reliable electric service combined with low prices. Gexa was acquired by FPL Group, Inc. in June, 2005.

KIXZ/KMML/KQAC KIXZ, et al.
These three radio stations were market leaders on the AM/FM dial in Amarillo, Texas.

Rent America
Based in Austin, Texas, Rent America was a regional chain of rent-to-own stores with ten locations in Austin, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Laredo, Texas. The Catalyst Group retired its investment as part of a February 2003 recapitalization. Aaron Rents (NYSE: RNT) acquired Rent America in 2004.

Sport Clips, Inc.
web address: www.sportclips.com
Sport Clips, Inc., based in Georgetown, Texas, was a regional chain of sports-themed, men and boys oriented hair salons with over 350 open locations and 700 franchised locations throughout the U.S.