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Introba is one of the worlds largest building engineering and consulting firms with more than 1,000 employees in offices across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Serbia, and Australia. Committed to reshaping the world, our problem solvers combine cutting-edge digital solutions with emerging innovations and industry-leading sustainability strategies to transform the built environment. We collaborate with our clients to create living systems that are smart, secure, resilient, and connected – spaces that uplift communities, protect the health of the planet, and adapt to meet the demands of the future.
Superior Industries is a leading global manufacturer of aluminum wheels for light vehicles, founded in 1957 and based in Southfield, Michigan. The company operates nine manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe, employing around 8,000 people. With over six decades of experience, Superior Industries focuses on innovation in lightweighting and advanced finishing technologies to meet the needs of the automotive market. The company specializes in producing light vehicle aluminum wheels, offering custom finishes and designs. It also has expertise in wheel lightweighting, which enhances fuel efficiency and performance. Superior Industries is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SUP and positions itself as a supplier to automotive manufacturers that require high-volume, quality wheel solutions.
Tanenholz & Associates is a Washington, D.C. based law firm specializing in all aspects of discovery, from initial consultation to the end-to-end management of large-scale document reviews. With years of big-firm litigation experience, Tanenholz & Associates understands that well-planned and high quality document review can both minimize litigation costs and maximize litigation efficiencies. Providing flexible teams of skilled contract attorneys led by experienced senior associates, Tanenholz & Associates is uniquely equipped to manage your discovery needs.