Camping World (NYSE: CWH) is a leading operator in the recreational vehicle (“RV”) industry. The company is a multi-store dealership and retailer of RVs and related products and services.

Charter (NASDAQ: CHTR) offers cable video programming, high-speed internet, broadband cable, telephone and other services to residential and consumer customers. At the time of Crestview's exit, Charter was the fourth-largest cable operator in the U.S.

Congruex provides network design, engineering, construction and maintenance services to the broadband industry. Through a series of acquisitions, Congruex has built a national business specializing in end-to-end engineering and construction services.

Cumulus is a radio broadcasting company in the U.S. It also operates a radio network division that produces and syndicates radio content for third-party stations.

Digicomm International is a value-added distributor and reseller of equipment for the global broadband industry, with specialization in the hybrid fiber-coaxial and fiber markets.

FC3 is a content services company focused on visual special effects and post-production services.

Founded in 1949, The Gersh Agency is a leading global entertainment and sports agency, representing a diverse roster of clients across film, television, sports, theater, comedy, branding, publishing and digital media.

Hornblower Holdings specializes in global experiences, attractions and transportation.

Prior to its acquisition by Creative Artists Agency in 2022, ICM Partners was among the largest full-service talent and literary agency, representing clients in film, television, sports, music, books and theater.

Industrial Media produces and monetizes media content based on a portfolio of brands. During Crestview’s ownership, the company held interests in rights to the IDOL television franchise, the So You Think You Can Dance franchise, IPC and Sharp Entertainment.

Prior to its acquisition by Time Warner Cable in February 2012, Insight was the ninth largest cable operator in the U.S. with operations in Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio. It offered a full suite of products to both residential and commercial customers.

At the time of Crestview’s exit, Interoute was an integrated network and enterprise services company that owned and operated an extensive fiber network and cloud services platform across Europe.

Journey Beyond is a leading experiential tourism and leisure company in Australia with a national portfolio of iconic experiences.

NEP was among the largest global outsourced provider of comprehensive live and broadcast production solutions during Crestview’s ownership, with leading market positions in the U.S., Europe and Australia.

Prior to its sale in November 2012, OneLink was the sole provider of cable television services to the greater San Juan area and the largest provider of cable television services in Puerto Rico.

Pursuit (NYSE: PRSU) owns and operates a collection of attractions, distinctive lodges, dining experiences, sightseeing tours and retail stores in iconic destinations in the U.S., Canada and Iceland.

Saber Interactive is an integrated premium PC / console video game developer and publisher with 13 studios worldwide. The company is among the leading video gaming developers globally.

TenCate Grass is a global leader in the design, manufacturing, distribution and installation of sports and outdoor living-related artificial turf systems and related products, including sports lighting and tracks.

Prior to the acquisition by Beacon Health in December 2014, ValueOptions was one of the nation's largest managed behavioral healthcare services company. It designed and operated behavioral healthcare services, including mental health and substance abuse.

WideOpenWest, Inc. (“WOW!”) is one of the nation’s leading broadband providers, with a high-performing network that passes 1.9 million residential, business and wholesale customers.