Scott Edelen

SinglePipe Communications, Inc. operated as a holding company with interest in providing VoIP services. The company was headquartered in Louisville, KY.

Powertel operated a digital PCS wireless network in the Southeast. In 1996, Powertel PCS merged with its parent, InterCel, but kept the Powertel name. Deutsche Telecom (NYSE:DT) purchased the combined operations in 2001.

CLEC Holding Corp. provides local and long distance telecommunications services. The private company is based in Orlando, FL.

Level 3 Parent LLC engages in the provision of integrated communications services. The firm offers internet protocol and data such as internet, virtual private network (VPN), Ethernet, content delivery network (CDN), media delivery, vyvx broadcast, managed, and cloud and information technology; and transport and fiber including voice, colocation and data center and security services. It distributes its products to enterprise, content, government and wholesale customers. The company was founded by Kevin J. O'Hara in 1941 and is headquartered in Broomfield, CO.

Royal Oak Co. manufactures and markets strings for musical instruments. The company makes chromium steel and synthetic strings for violins, violas, cellos and double basses. It also makes rosin and string cleaner. It also offers a cap and hip-bag emblazoned with its logo. The company is headquartered in Rodermark, Germany.