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The Malta Association of Credit Management (MACM) was set up in June 2001 following a number of bankruptcies in the retail sector, a slowing down of payments by customers in all areas of the Maltese economy, and a large number of dishonoured cheques being faced by manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers in the Maltesearena. MACM is a legal entity by its own Statute, is a members-owned, a not-for-profit organisation, and is made up of Maltese organisations coming from different sectors of the Maltese economy, all selling to the local market on credit. In terms of its Members' total turnover, today, MACM represents a substantial share of the economy. The Mission of MACM is achieved by a number of actions, including: - fostering and facilitating of the exchange of credit information - encouraging efficient service in the collection of amounts due, - disseminating useful and instructive articles and ideas with respect to credit management techniques, - promoting economy and efficiency in the handling of estates of insolvent, distressed or bankrupt debtors and - promoting, supporting or opposing any legislative or other measures which effect the aforesaid interests represented in these and other developments. In a meeting held in Oslo, Norway, on the 16 May 2003, MACM has applied for membership with FECMA – Federation of European Credit Management, which request was approved unanimously by all the twelve national association members at the time.

Our Mission: “Advancing the sign industry in Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.” Organization: The Tri-State Sign Association (TSSA), in conjunction with regional and national associations, represents a majority of all companies engaged in the design, sale, manufacture, installation and service of on-premise advertising media. Sign manufacturers and distributors of sign supplies are represented within our membership. Professionalism: As a group, TSSA is governed by elected officers and a board of directors who contribute their time to oversee the functions, operations, and objectives of the association. TSSA activities are directed by several standing committees and other ad hoc committees as needed to address the issues which face our industry and the community as a whole. Advocacy: Today, more than ever before, the partnership between the sign associations, the government, and thecommunity is vital for an economically sound environment. The promotion of proper legislation and the needed changes in ordinances are priorities of the association. TSSA can assist sign companies in various municipalities to oppose abusive regulations and support regulations through Sign Ordinance Assistance.

The USWGA is the National Business Women Grocers Association, representing the Retail, Wholesale Grocers and Pharmaceutical companies that consist of the independent sector of the food and pharmaceutical distribution industries. Along the path with many affiliated and combined, producers, manufacturers and service suppliers as well as other companies that support USWGA’s Mission.

The first meeting was held in New Orleans on November 28, 1952, with eleven agency owners present. A Code of Ethics, By-Laws and a Constitution were adopted and the election of officers was held. Our very first name was Associated Private Employment Services of Louisiana. While we have existed 50+ years as an association, our name has changed through the years to meet the needs of the individuals and employer-clients it has served and in a manner in which they desired. State and local staffing industry tradeare consistently more effective in representing the interests of the industry. It's ainvestment to promote a free enterprise environment; positive public opinion; education; and legal, ethical, and professional practices for the staffing industry. Chapters reduce the cost of doing business by offering discounts on goods and services. They provide information and networking opportunities so that staffing professionals can keep abreast of important state and local business issues and trends. And staffing professionals can improve their performance through chapter-sponsored high-powered educational programs. Convey necessary and informative dialogue to all users and interested parties of the industry. Provide continuing education opportunities to increase staffing knowledge and professionalism. Monitor proposed state and local legislation to support/oppose legislation for our industry. Support effective internal member communications and external dialogue with industry supporters. Encourage cooperation with other organizations to advance the Association. Promote the industry to our clients, governments, and our members in an ethical and professional manner while offering outstanding service to all of our publics. LSA is an affiliate chapter of the American Staffing Association (ASA)

The Association of Corporate Counsel is the world’s largest community of in-house counsel, serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations and other organizations around the globe. The Kentucky Chapter hosts a variety of education and social events throughout the year to address the unique needs of in-house counsel practicing in the Commonwealth.

As we continue to grow, we currently have over 160 member companies. Or Champion Partners include Pilot Corporation, UCOR, The Tombras Group, Stoller, EnergX, Weigels Stores, Regions, Suntrust, StrataG, and Stowers CAT. The foundation of our organization is built on four cornerstones: Marketing, Government Advocacy, Education and Training and Veteran Employment Issues. We are a one-of-a –kindassociation and the only entity across the country that brings these four vital elements together under one umbrella. As veterans, we take pride in our teamwork. As a veteran business association we connect the veteran business owner withveteran-owned companies, Chambers of Commerce, elected officials, government agencies, other business associations, local business leaders, local military units and the veterancommunity. Welcome to the TVBA, A 501(c)3 Association that provides education and support opportunities to veterans in the business world. Across this great nation that we once defended, the TVBA is the only group of Veteran Owned Businesses and Champion Partners that embraces our mission of business development, growing the entrepreneurial spirit, government advocacy, education and training, and career support to the veteran job seeker. We honor the same culture of diversity that we embraced while in uniform. We come from all branches of the military, and we are on the same team once again. As business owners, our members offer a broad range of products and services. We have solar panel installers, landscapers, wellness experts, cheese makers, training professionals, and a wide array of federal government contractors. Veterans in all walks of life have earned distinction by service to our country. The TVBA is dedicated to the proposition that those who have borne the battle should be better recognized in the chambers of commerce.

Alumni group for all former board members of Acti, an association for students majoring in marketing, international business and entrepreneurship at Aalto University School of Economics (AUSE). Also current board members are welcome to join! Acti is the Marketing, International Business and Entrepreneurship Students’ Association of the Aalto University School of Economics. It is one of the biggest and most active studentof this institution. The objective of Acti is to enrich the collaboration and networking between the institution, industry professions and students. Acti is a non-profit organization run by volunteer work. It was founded in 1999 by enthusiastic marketing students. Over ten years the board of this association has been working for its member’s benefits. Many events have already been long traditions and Acti aims to continuously develop its activities. Some of the well-known events are for example Career Evenings twice a year, Kick Off, Legendary Christmas Party and Summer Cruising. In 2010 Acti launched also four new concepts, which were successful and warmly welcomed by students.

The Cyprus Commercial Representatives Association (CCRA) has for the past 52 years followed a steady, upward course in its progress and growth, becoming a well-recognized and significant organization. The Association dates back to 1963 when pioneers of the sector joined forces to deal with their common problems, thus increasing their prospects for success. Today, the association amounts 158 members. The work of the CCRA was directed into more professional methods and practices when the Association joined the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry in 1976. The Commercial Representatives Association's membership of the Cyprus Chamber has been and continues to be a great benefit. Not only has it provided the Association with the support and cover of the organizedcommunity of Cyprus in all aspects of its activities but it has also allowed the CCRA to achieve a powerful voice in the country's economic matters. Among the priorities of the Cyprus Commercial Representatives Association is a commitment to the steady development of commerce. This is an important and vital sector of activity in Cyprus, aided by the island's key geographical position at the meeting point of three Continents. A major objective of the CCRA has been the enactment of legislation for safeguarding the profession of the commercial representative from undesirable encroachments and interventions. Most valuable to this end is the membership of the CCRA in the International Union of Commercial Agents and Brokers (IUCAB). Therefore, CCRA is kept fully informed about international practices and to ensure that Cyprus commercial practices follow their guidelines. The CCRA is keeping a close watch on all matters of concern in this sector. It ensures the compliance by the commercial representatives of Cyprus with international professional practices and their adjustments to the new concepts of globalization and the liberalization of trade.

The Asian Practice Committee (APC) is a standing committee of The New York County Lawyers' Association (NYCLA), one of the largest and most influential county bar associations in the country. APC seeks to achieve the following goals: 1) Promote members' careers, practices and contributions to the legal community, including providing members with the opportunities to share experiences and insights in Asian law, interact with lawyers in Asia, and grow their Asia-related practices; 2) Promote legal andcommunication between New York and Asian countries; and 3) Improve the life and work quality of New York Asian Americans by organizing, sponsoring or providing pro bono assistance or other types of support for Asian communities in New York. APC will be dedicated to serving a broad community, such as legal professionals, educators and students, and also the general public in Asian communities in the New York metropolitan area. APC will also strive to offer knowledge and experience in Asian law to non-governmental organizations or other associations that need such assistance. APC will seek to accomplish its goals identified above in various ways, such as advocating on issues relating to Asian law, sponsoring regular interactive programs with Asian lawyers, law firms and business people. To tune in to our upcoming events, please follow us on Facebook.

CEA is comprised of a select group of high quality, executive level members. Each has committed to reciprocate business with each other and to refer business to each other. Members enjoy exclusive ownership of their particular field (classification) as no competitors are ever admitted, i.e. only one mechanical engineer, only one architect, etc. There are several open classifications at this time which could represent an opportunity for a business owner wanting to grow and prosper. Cleveland Executives Association was incorporated on October 17, 1936. .The CEA, as it is known, is a member of the International Executives Association which dates back to 1916. Today there are almost 4000 members in 110 cities throughout the world. We are business classification exclusive, meaning you, as a member, are in a non-competitive environment. We only have one Law Firm, one Accountant, or one Electrical Engineer. We meet the first three Fridays of each month and provide members the opportunity to discuss, display, and even demonstrate their companies' products and services. In addition to being one of the premier networkingin the Greater Cleveland Area, we provide, not only referrals, but provides assistance in problem solving ideas and objective viewpoints regarding business improvements. Membership stimulates business and professional development regarding the arts, local community activities, governmental and regulatory conditions as it relates to your business through our regular Speaker Series. We are an organization that through good times and bad, has maintained high standards and demanded of its individual members active participation in Association activities, both business and social. We are an association of leading business and professional men and women that combines a serious purpose with a warm, friendly, informal manner of operation.