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With a rich legacy dating back to 1991 in broadcast and cable television, Capital Networks has continuously evolved its Audience CMS to meet the dynamic needs of advanced digital signage networks. Our solution is renowned for its flexibility and reliability, particularly servicing communications signage across diverse sectors including corporate, municipal, hospitality, healthcare, and education. Since our inception, we have cultivated enduring partnerships with a growing roster of loyal clients spanning North America and beyond, with our products and services reaching over 40 countries worldwide. Notable among our esteemed clientele are institutions such as Humber River Hospital, Queensway Carleton Hospital, Peel Regional Police, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, City of Markham, Boston Pizza, Toronto Zoo, Schlegel Villages, and many others. At Capital Networks, we provide comprehensive solutions tailored to individual needs, from seamless system integration and installation to comprehensive end-user training and responsive post-sale support. Our commitment to flexibility, reliability, and scalability ensures that our clients receive customized solutions that meet their evolving requirements.

Fundcraft Publishing is a family-owned fundraising publishing company. We produce cookbooks compiled of beloved recipes passed down from generation to generation to newly discovered recipes that merit documentation. Once compiled, these recipes are beautifully designed, expertly printed and bound then sent to our customers; which include, churches, organizations, clubs and communities, looking to raise funds for causes close to their heart. Once these books are received, the recipe books are sold to the public in order to fund these worthy causes. We are proud to be a part of these efforts and take great pride in providing our customers the tools necessary for them to have a very profitable fundraiser. Fundcraft Publishing originated out of a small rural print shop in eastern Kansas in the early 1900s. In the early 1940s, the company printed its first fundraising cookbook for the local Methodist church. Over the years, fundraising cookbooks have proven to be a phenomenal success - helping churches, schools, civic groups and other organizations raise thousands of dollars. In 1985, Fundcraft moved from the small rural town in eastern Kansas to a new 200,000 square foot building in Collierville, TN, equipped with state-of-the-art presses and equipment to produce mass volumes of fundraising cookbooks, as well as other fundraising promotional items. By doing so in volume, Fundcraft is able to publish as inexpensively as possible, and produce a multitude of items within an extremely cost-effective and competitive range. This allows for company success as well as exceeding customer satisfaction. Today, Fundcraft Publishing owns more than 10 other companies, each specializing in specific product lines for several key vertical markets.