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Pernod Ricard was formed in 1975 through the merger of Pernod, founded in 1805 and Ricard, created in 1932. Through acquisitions, the firm has grown to become the world's second-largest distiller by volume, behind Diageo. Pernod Ricard possesses the most comprehensive spirits portfolio globally, distributing over 240 brands across 160 countries. Flagship spirits brands include Absolut vodka, Beefeater gin, Chivas Regal and The Glenlivet scotch whisky, Jameson Irish whiskey, Malibu rum, and Martell cognac. The firm has also shed noncore assets over the years, including several wine brands in 2024.

Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemicals companies.

Monica Vinader is a British luxury jewellery brand that offers demi-fine jewellery at accessible price points. Founded in 2002 by Monica Vinader in Argentina, the brand was officially launched in the UK in 2007, with her sister Gabriela Vinader as co-founder. The company specializes in a wide range of jewellery products, including necklaces, earrings, rings, and wedding pieces, crafted from recycled gold vermeil, sterling silver, and sustainably sourced gemstones. The brand is recognized for its commitment to sustainability, having transitioned to 100% recycled gold and silver. Monica Vinader has also pioneered an industry-first Product Passport using blockchain technology to trace a significant portion of its product range. The company operates globally, with a presence in the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the UK, and has received multiple awards for its responsible practices. Its products are popular among celebrities and are designed for everyday luxury with personalization options.

Tennis Australia is the national governing body for tennis in Australia, based in Melbourne, Victoria. Established in 1904, it organizes major national and international tournaments, including the Australian Open, and promotes tennis from grassroots to elite levels. The organization employs around 657 to 716 staff and generates significant revenue through ticket sales, TV rights, sponsorships, and events, with over $590 million in sales revenue projected for 2024. The organization focuses on four main areas: growing participation in tennis, running world-class events, nurturing future champions through player development, and supporting community initiatives. Tennis Australia engages in various charitable efforts and local programs, while also marketing tennis as a key sports and entertainment business. Its structure includes state-based members who manage local promotion and development, ensuring a comprehensive approach to tennis across the country.