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Abbey Road Studios is probably the most famous recording studio in the world. The Beatles not only recorded most of their albums there between 1962 and 1970, they also named their 1969 album, Abbey Road, after the street where the studio is located.

The cover photo for that album was taken outside Abbey Road Studios, with the result that the pedestrian zebra crossing outside the studio, where the Fab Four were photographed soon became a place of pilgrimage for Beatles fans from all over the world.

The Islamic Art Society was set up by the Emir of Qatar to look after the country’s collection of Islamic treasures. Based in London, the organisation was at the centre of an ambitious plan to transform the tiny Gulf State into a major cultural destination. Acquisitions were intended to go on display in five museums in the capital Doha. 

Founded in 1910, the Contemporary Art Society exists to encourage the appreciation and understanding of contemporary art and to develop public collections and collectors in the UK. The Society is a national membership organisation, including contemporary art enthusiasts and collectors, curators and artists, commercial galleries and a nationwide network of regional museums and art galleries.

The London Design Festival unites the UK's creative community by bringing together individuals and organisations from across the design spectrum. The Festival allows creatives the opportunity to explore issues, showcase ideas and generate business with a specifically invited global audience.

The British Library (BL) is the UK's national library. As one of the world's largest research libraries it holds over 150 million items. The Library's collections include around 25 million books, along with additional collections of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 300 BC.

Black Dog Publishing is a London publishing house specialising in illustrated books about contemporary culture. Starting from a base in art and architecture, Black Dog has embraced subjects as varied as design, fashion, music and environmental concerns.

Art Commissioners is a consultancy to the world of arts. It advises corporate clients and collectors, curates exhibitions and creates publications, films and events internationally.

From its European base the consultancy embraces a global network that includes artists, museum curators, directors of Art Fairs, events and private galleries.

Art Commissioners has been responsible for commissioning site-specific works by leading contemporary artists such as Richard Serra, Anselm Kiefer, Sol LeWitt, Richard Long, Anish Kapoor and Cai Guo-Qiang, among others.

Save the Children is an international organisation helping children in need around the world. First established in the United Kingdom in 1919, separate national organisations have been set up in more than twenty-eight countries, sharing the aim of improving the lives of children through education, health care and economic opportunities.

Wissen Media is an internationally renowned media publisher with a clear focus on knowledge distribution. All the company process, structures and distribution channels are geared towards presenting knowledge in the best possible light.

Wissen Media's history is at the same time an important chapter of the history of German lexicography. Through careful synthesis of innovation and continuity Wissen Media has not only adapted to the changing world of lexicography, but has been one of the driving forces of these changes by presenting profound knowledge in exemplary quality.

ERP World used to be a trade fair for the Enterprise Resource Planning sector. It was a platform for small and medium sized enterprises to meet the big players of the industry including SAP and Microsoft.