Case Studies

Cattlemens case study

White Horse Inn

Established in 1850, White Horse Inn is the oldest restaurant in Michigan but was closed in 2012 when the previous owners were unable to complete necessary repairs. After purchasing the property and embarking on a multi-million dollar renovation project, Victor Dzenowagis and Linda Egeland returned the White Horse Inn to its glory as a beautifully designed destination restaurant.

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Cattlemens case study

Since opening its doors to hungry cowboys, ranchers and cattle haulers in the early 1900s, Cattlemen’s Steakhouse still operates as a family owned establishment and has become one of the largest tourist destinations in Oklahoma, serving over 550,000 guests each year.

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Crider Foods case study for Dyson Airblade Tap

Since the 1970s, Crider Foods has been a producer, supplier and marketer of shelf-stable and fully cooked products among customers in retail, foodservice and education sectors. Crider is the market leader in canned chicken and holds Safe Quality Foods (SQF) Level 3 status — a third party certification that emphasizes Crider’s dedication to safe and wholesome foods.

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Fox Theatre case study

Opened in the 1920s for Atlanta's Shriners, the Fox Theatre has survived demolition to become an iconic entertainment venue. The Fox hosts many types of events such as Broadway shows, trade shows, weddings, concerts, and corporate meetings. The Fox has consistently ranked in the top three for gross ticket sales over the past decade in North America.

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Boston University

Boston University

Chartered in 1869, Boston University is one of the nation's largest private urban research universities. With over 33,000 students, nearly 10,000 staff, and 17 schools of colleges offering 250 fields of study, BU ranks in the top 50 of U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking of the nation's top universities.

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Sea-Tac Airport case study

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Operated by the Port of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) opened in 1944. Sea-Tac is home to 23 airlines with over 70 non-stop routes. It ranks as the 15th-busiest airport in the United States, with over 37 million passengers in 2014, and it's the largest airport in the Pacific Northwest region of North America.

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Shedd Aquarium case study

Shedd Aquarium Chicago

Built atop what used to be a landfill site, the John G. Shedd Aquarium first opened its doors in May 1930. Today, it is one of the world's largest indoor aquariums, home to more than 32,000 aquatic creatures from around the world. In addition to its aquatic exhibits, Shedd hosts a variety of events - from weddings, to conferences, to large concerts. More than two million guests visit this historical landmark every year.

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Soldier Field Airblade case study

American football stadium Soldier Field was built in the early 1920s to commemorate US soldiers lost at war. Today, it's an icon venue for the city of Chicago, continuing to host football alongside a range of other sports and events.

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