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This LinkedIn Group is for members, associate members, and law student members of the American Bar Association Section of International Law. Visit http://www.americanbar.org/intlaw for information on membership, section publications, upcoming meetings and teleconferences, committee activities, outreach to foreign bar, and many other activities for those involved in international law and its practice. The posts (and any corresponding materials) and views on this page have not been approved by the ABA, the Section of International Law, or their staff or governing bodies. ABA Code of Online Conduct: https://www.americanbar.org/about_the_aba/codeofconduct/ ABAConduct Standards: https://www.americanbar.org/about_the_aba/aba-business-conduct-standards/ For official ABA policy statements, see https://www.americanbar.org/groups/leadership/office_of_the_president/ for the ABA Office of the President Links do not imply endorsements. All information for educational purposes only.

The National Association of Broadcasters is the voice for the nation’s radio and television broadcasters. As the premier trade association for broadcasters, NAB advances the interests of our members in federal government, industry and public affairs; improves the quality and profitability of broadcasting; encourages content and technology innovation; and spotlights the important and unique ways stations serve their communities. NAB delivers value to our members through advocacy, education and innovation. Advocacy NAB is the chief advocate of broadcasters in our nation’s capital, ensuring policymakers are informed on the issues that impact the broadcasting industry. The association relies on the grassroots strength of its television and radio members and state broadcast associations. Broadcasters recognize the importance of educating Congress, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the administration on how legislation and regulations affect their business, and more importantly, the listening and viewing public. Innovation Whether it’s the new possibilities created by mobile digital television or FM-enabled mobile devices, NAB is helping broadcasters seize opportunities in the digital age. Advances in technology are giving broadcasters opportunities to find better, more innovative ways to deliver the high-quality content and services that local communities expect and deserve. Education From providing free public service materials to assist in implementing locally focused community service initiatives, to offering a number of programs through the NAB Education Foundation to support diversity, leadership and professional development, NAB offers broadcasters a variety of programs to help them grow in their careers, promote diversity in the workplace and strengthen their businesses.

The CAI Promise In CAI, you'll find a friendly and accessible forum to develop relationships, increase your knowledge, and help shape the future of the nation's communities. We offer a variety of resources to help you: * Protect your interests CAI advocates community association interests before legislatures, regulatory bodies and the courts. * Develop skills to govern or manage your association successfully CAI offers education courses nationally and locally in a variety of formats for board members, homeowners, managers and other professionals. * Build relationships that can help you succeed CAI's chapters, events and education courses provide opportunities to develop relationships that can help you succeed. * Discover resources that can give you the answers you need CAI's publishing division, CAI Press, publishes the largest collection of books and guides on community association governance and management available anywhere. Our online members-only section provides specialized resources exclusively to members. * Find qualified professionals CAI's Directory of Credentialed Professionals can help you locate credentialed managers, reserve specialists, attorneys, and insurance and risk management specialists. You can also findpartners—product and service providers—who specialize in community association services in our Service Directory. * Move your career onto the fast track CAI credentials and Professional Management Development Program offer recognition of your achievements and continuing education opportunities that can help you get ahead. * Deepen your knowledge CAI's award-winning magazine, Common Ground, and several specialized newsletters provide in-depth analyses of legislative trends and practical articles about community association finance, law, and management.

Residential and commercial condominiums and cooperatives, and their associations, have diverse and unique challenges - legal, business and home ownership living. Our goal is to build a forum to bring together homeowner boards, property owners and developers, HOA management companies, and attorneys with subject matter expertise in developer transition, rules and homeowner regulation enforcement and creation, local municipal relations, construction defect litigation, fair housing compliance, alternative dispute resolution, property management best practices, and the interpretation and execution of HOA covenants for condominiums and cooperatives.

AFIA is based in Arlington, Va., is the world’s largest organization devoted exclusively to representing the business, legislative and regulatory interests of the animal feed industry and its suppliers. AFIA also is the recognized leader on international industry developments. Members include more than 520 domestic and international companies and state, regional and national associations. Member-companies are livestock feed and pet food manufacturers, integrators, pharmaceutical companies, ingredient suppliers, equipment manufacturers and companies which supply other products, services and supplies to feed manufacturers.

The SME Association of Zimbabwe is a registered and accredited national association (Registration number 185/2012) geared towards promoting the activities of SMEs in Zimbabwe. It was born out of a realisation that the currentonly cater for the interests of large companies, which sometimes conflict with those of SMEs. SMEs are the foundation for any economy, and are the genesis of large corporations. Without a conducive environment, however, they never live to see adulthood. The SME Association of Zimbabwe aims to create such a conducive environment through bringing together the voice of countless SMEs and creating a national voice that can be taken seriously. Its activities are coordinated through the various sub-committees listed on this page, and through various chapters throughout the country. For a detailed description of its activities, please see our website or call on 0778 055076. Please encourage entrepreneurs and would-be entrepreneurs you know to join.

As America's largest and most active online discussion group of intermediaries and related professionals, the American Business Brokers Association has the following goals: (1) To promote the highest level of professionalism in the practice of business brokerage. (2) To provide a program of recognition (Accredited Business Intermediary - "ABI") for business brokers who have attained a level of experience and education in the profession. (3) To serve as an affordable resource center for the products and services needed by business brokers. (4) To promote and encourage adherence to the association's Canons of Conduct. Founded in 2003, this online online group has been growing rapidly and now has over seven thousand members.

Founded in 1985, LMA is the universal voice of the legal marketing and business development profession. LMA brings together all levels, from CMOs, directors and managers, to entry-level specialists, from firms of all sizes, consultants and vendors, lawyers, marketers from other professions and marketing students, to share their collective knowledge. LMA members hail from across North America, Canada and Europe, and around the world. More than 90 percent of the largest 200 US law firms employ a member of LMA. Members at every stage in their career development benefit from LMA participation because the association's wide array of programs, services and resources which can be tailored to their specific needs. See more at www.legalmarketing.org

The Pharmaceutical Information and Pharmacovigilance Association (PIPA) exists to support and assist its members in the development of their professional skills and responsibilities. PIPA is the professional organisation for individuals who are involved in the provision and management of information and those involved in the fulfillment of regulatory requirements relating to drug safety. A stated aim of PIPA is to provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas relating to development and enhancement of its members professional activities. The PIPA LinkedIn group gives you this opportunity by enabling you to communicate with other colleagues working in this field by posting and responding to messages and questions in the group. PIPA is the professional organisation for individuals in the pharmaceutical industry involved in the provision and management of information. The association was formed in 1974 and now represents over 800 members who work in a variety of pharmaceutical information management roles, such as medical information, pharmacovigilance, scientific research information andinformation. Our aims are: - to provide a forum for the exchange of experience and the advancement of all aspects of medical, scientific, and technical information handling relating to the pharmaceutical industry - to facilitate friendly communication amongst those who have a special interest in this subject - to encourage the maintenance and development of professional standards in all aspects of information and pharmacovigilance work - to encourage and facilitate the development of relevant skills and their application to information and pharmacovigilance work - to promote the professions within the pharmaceutical industry and to other professional and trade associations. Please visit our website to find out more about the association.

Code of Conduct. In recognition of the objectives and responsibilities of the members of the Association, as they relate to one another, to our clients and to the public interest, we establish this Code of Conduct. We include broad principles of conduct as well as specific guidelines for professional performance and behaviour. To our fellow members: We will strive for cooperation and professionalism in the advancement of our industry. We will promotoe unity of action in the pursuit of our goals for a more vital medium. We will pledge our respect and fairness in all activities concerning each other. We will not knowingly plagiarize, slander or libel fellow members. We will respect those guidelines of conduct established by both the national organization and local chapters. We will mutually assist one another through the use of locally offered services. To our clients: We pledge professional conduct to inspire confidence, respect and trust. Our services will always be predicated on good faith, without misrepresentation. We will strive for the highest standards of creativity, production and service. We will respect clients' confidences in all matters and require the same conduct from our employees. We will always serve the best interest of our clients seeking only a fair profit for our efforts. To the Industry: We pledge our cooperation and the maintenance of progressivestandards. We will cooperate with allied trades and organizations and work to settle any differences and to reform any abuses. We will work to unify and standardize activities and policies as appropriate for the benefit of the profession. We endorse cooperation between suppliers and users. We will participate in professional development programs and in education about this industry, to strengthen and improve the effectiveness of this medium. We will foster mutual understanding and amity between clients,, show management, service organiszations and our members.