TX2's clients include global companies, Fortune 500 companies, mid-sized companies, law firms, investment bankers, transaction advisory firms, boutique M&A firms, private equity firms and more. Below is a sampling of TX2's customers. To receive further information on TX2 and TX2's product suite please contact us.

Sampling of Customers Brief Description Whether you live or die, Aetna's got an insurance policy to cover it. The company, one of the largest health insurers in the US, also offers life, disability, and long-term care insurance, as well as retirement savings products. Its Health Care division offers managed care plans, health savings accounts, and traditional indemnity coverage, along with dental, vision, behavioral health, and Medicare plans. The division covers about 17 million medical members. Aetna's Group Insurance segment sells life, disability, and long-term care insurance nationwide. And its Large Case Pensions segment offers pensions, annuities, and other retirement savings products. (source: www.hoovers.com) Crown Castle International rules over a kingdom of radio towers. Its subsidiaries and joint ventures provide broadcast, data, and wireless communications infrastructure services in Australia, Puerto Rico, and the US. The company's clients include AT&T Mobility (formerly Cingular), Optus, Sprint Nextel, Verizon Wireless, and Vodafone Australia. They lease antenna space on Crown Castle's about 24,000 owned or managed towers. The company has sites primarily in the US and Puerto Rico, and has about 1,400 towers in Australia. It also designs networks, selects and develops sites, and installs antennas. (source: www.hoovers.com) International law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf has 1,300 lawyers in about 25 offices worldwide. One of the leading law firms headquartered in New York, Dewey & LeBoeuf's areas of expertise include antitrust, bankruptcy, government investigations, real estate, tax, and trade law, as well as mergers and acquisitions. The firm is the result of the October 2007 merger between law firms Dewey Ballantine and LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae. Dewey Ballantine was initially founded in 1909; the Dewey in the name refers to former partner Thomas Dewey, a three-term New York governor and two-time Republican presidential nominee in the 1940s. LeBoeuf Lamb was established in 1929. (source: www.hoovers.com) Consultant ICF International (formerly ICF Consulting) sees opportunity in government spending. The firm advises government entities and businesses on issues related to health, human services, and social programs, as well as defense and homeland security, energy and climate change, and the environment. It groups its consulting and information technology services into three main categories: advice, implementation, and evaluation and improvement. A contract with the State of Louisiana related to the resettlement of people displaced by hurricanes accounts for about two-thirds of the firm's sales. (source: www.hoovers.com) Merix finds merit in the circuit board business. The company is a leading manufacturer of advanced multilayer printed circuit boards (PCBs), complex interconnection platforms used within electronic equipment to link components, such as integrated circuits. Merix also provides product design, engineering, and quick-turn prototyping services. The company's top customers include Cisco Systems (15% of sales), Juniper Networks, Motorola (11%), Nokia, Nortel Networks, Robert Bosch, TRW Automotive, and Visteon. Leading contract electronics manufacturers also use Merix's products. Customers located in the US account for nearly two-thirds of the company's business. (source: www.hoovers.com) One of the world's top investment banks, Morgan Stanley serves up a whole smorgasbord of financial services. The company divides its operations into three primary business segments: institutional securities (capital raising, corporate lending, financial advisory services for corporate and institutional investors); global wealth management group (brokerage and investment advisory services, financial planning for individual investors and businesses); and asset management (asset management services and products including alternative investments, equity, fixed income; merchant banking; investment activities). Morgan Stanley has some $782 billion in assets under management. (source: www.hoovers.com) NetApp (formerly Network Appliance) knows storage backwards and forwards. The company is a leading vendor of network-attached storage (NAS) systems designed for medium-sized to large enterprises; its filers can also be deployed in Fibre Channel and IP-based storage area network (SAN) configurations. NetApp's NearStore line of disk-based devices is designed for backup and archiving. It also provides operating system, data management, and content delivery software. NetApp sells directly and through channel partners to organizations in the communications, energy, financial services, government, health care, media, manufacturing, and technology sectors. Customers include Deutsche Telekom, Yahoo! and Boeing. (source: www.hoovers.com) From its founding, Sirius Solutions' mission is to provide conflict-free advocacy and deep subject matter consultancy to senior management. Sirius Solutions serves its global client base from their Houston headquarters and offices in Dallas, Denver, London and New York. Sirius Solutions has 300 professionals averaging more than 15 years of relevant experience to include former CFOs, CIOs, Senior Leaders of Risk, Internal Controls, Litigation, Tax, Financial Reporting, and Compliance, as well as former Big Four firm partners. Sirius Solutions has been recognized by Inc. Magazine in its annual rankings of America's fastest growing private companies for 2005 and 2006. Sirius Solutions has quickly become recognized as a leading provider of advice regarding complex business issues to companies engaged in the investment banking, energy, healthcare, transportation, real estate, consumer, manufacturing and technology industries. (source: www.hoovers.com) Tyco Electronics Ltd. is a leading global provider of engineered electronic components, network solutions, undersea telecommunication systems and wireless systems, with 2007 sales of $13.0 billion to customers in more than 150 countries. Tyco Electronics designs, manufactures and markets products for customers in industries from automotive, appliance and aerospace and defense to telecommunications, computers and consumer electronics. With over 7,000 engineers and worldwide manufacturing, sales and customer service capabilities, Tyco Electronics' commitment is to its customers' advantage. More information on Tyco Electronics can be found at www.tycoelectronics.com. Walgreen offers an old-fashioned tonic for fiscal fitness: quality over quantity and homespun growth rather than growth through acquisitions. It works. While Walgreen has fewer stores than its closest rival CVS, it is #1 in the nation in sales. Walgreen operates some 6,250 stores in 49 states and Puerto Rico, and has three mail order facilities. Prescription drugs account for nearly two-thirds of sales; the rest comes from general merchandise, over-the-counter medications, cosmetics, and groceries. Walgreen usually builds rather than buys stores, so it can pick prime locations. For added convenience, more than 80% of its stores offer drive-through pharmacies, and almost all offer one-hour photo processing. (source: www.hoovers.com)