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Pinion is a business advisory provider, ‘U.S. Top 100 accounting firm, and global leader in food and agriculture consulting. With roots dating back to 1932, the firm has expanded upon traditional tax and accounting services to deliver increased value and growth for clients through its specialized advisory in the areas of sustainability, government affairs, farm programs, land/water management, financial management, succession planning, and business strategy – to name a few. Pinion provides insight and solutions for food and agriculture, biofuels, and manufacturing industries, as well as regionally-focused businesses. The firm serves domestic and international clientele from locations spanning the United States, Australia, and globally through partners and affiliates. Visit www.pinionglobal.com. *Attest services provided by KCoe Isom, LLP, a licensed CPA firm.
CIDAN Machinery Group is a leading manufacturer of sheet metal processing machinery, with a history that dates back to 1907. Originating from Göteneds Mekaniska Verkstad in Sweden, the company has expanded globally through mergers and acquisitions, including the acquisition of CIDAN A/S in Denmark. Today, CIDAN operates in multiple countries, including Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, China, Denmark, and the United States, serving customers in over 52 countries through a network of 61 dealers. The company offers a wide range of machinery for sheet metal working, including power folders, mechanical shears, cut-to-length lines, and CNC-controlled brakes. Their products are known for quality and precision, marketed under brand names such as CIDAN, Göteneds, Thalmann, and Forstner. CIDAN emphasizes innovation and user-friendly design, providing solutions that support Industry 4.0 and automation trends. Their dedicated sales and support teams assist customers with shop layout and process optimization, ensuring comprehensive service. CIDAN Machinery Group serves a diverse customer base, including sheet metal shops and manufacturing companies, contributing to various industries worldwide.
TruStone Financial Credit Union is a member-owned financial cooperative based in Plymouth, Minnesota. Founded in 1939 by eight educators, it has grown to become Minnesota’s second-largest credit union, serving members across Minnesota and Wisconsin through 13 branches. The credit union emphasizes financial education, reflecting its origins as a teachers credit union, and operates under a "For Life" philosophy that prioritizes long-term relationships with members and community prosperity. TruStone offers a range of services, including digital banking for account management, loans for auto, mortgage, and personal needs, as well as credit cards and investment products. It also provides business solutions such as commercial lending and business account services. The TruStone Foundation promotes financial literacy through partnerships and scholarship programs, supporting youth education in the community. The credit union continues to grow through strategic mergers and technological investments, enhancing its member services and operational efficiency.
San Diego FC is a Major League Soccer (MLS) expansion team set to begin play in 2025. Owned by Sir Mohamed Mansour through his family office, Man Capital, the club focuses on social impact, environmental sustainability, and youth development. It operates under the Right to Dream model, a globally recognized soccer academy system that emphasizes holistic athlete development and community engagement. The team will compete in MLS, with home games at Snapdragon Stadium. San Diego FC also features the Right to Dream Academy, which provides free education, housing, and soccer training to young athletes. This academy aims to foster athletic development, academic excellence, and personal growth, mirroring existing facilities in Ghana, Egypt, and Denmark. Additionally, the club engages in community programs that promote diversity and inclusion, targeting local residents and youth athletes from underserved communities. The ownership structure reflects a partnership between Mansour’s Man Capital and the Sycuan Tribe, blending global sports investment with local heritage.