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The Oregon Chapter of the Association ofCertified Fraud Examiners (OACFE) is Oregon and SouthwestWashington's connection to the Association of Certified FraudExaminers (ACFE). Established in 1996, the OACFE is the 62nd ofover 100 chapters throughout the world dedicated to supporting themission of the ACFE, through educational programs and seminars,which promote an awareness of fraud prevention and detectiontechniques among its membership and throughout the community.

One of the most talked about topics in Iowaagriculture is rapidly changing land values. Which direction areprices headed? Are prices on the way up? Are they leveling off?Newspapers and farm magazines publish numerous reports and landsurveys, but they are not based on the facts. With the Iowa LandSales Report, now you can get the facts you need from the actualfarm sales records!The Iowa Land Sales Report gives you specific land salesinformation from county courthouse records. This factualinformation can assist you in several ways-1) To help you establish the current value of farm real estateassets,2)To make wise business decisions based on current landvalues,3) To submit bids on land purchases based on a thorough knowledgeof current local prices, and4) To be aware of current sales and trends in your county, area andacross the state.With your subscription to the Iowa Land Sales Report you can beconfident knowing that you have the best information available.This is important to you and your business.

The American Association of Professional Farriers is a tradeassociation for farriers and veterinarians interested in equinepodiatry. We also encourage suppliers, manufacturers, and serviceproviders for the farrier industry to become members. Our primaryfocus is Continuing Education for all professionals in ourindustry. We encourage professional farriers to attend clinics,seminars, contests, and other educational events to enhance theirprofession. Through our Hoofcare Essentials® program we encouragehorse owners to seek out professional farriers for your horses.

The Northeast Ohio Regional Library System(NEO-RLS) is a support organization that provides continuingeducation, professional development, technology support, grouppurchasing and many other benefits to ALL the academic, school,special and public libraries in the 22 northeast counties of Ohio.ALL libraries are automatic “geographic” members of NEO, if theyexist within the counties of Ashland, Ashtabula, Carroll,Columbiana, Coshocton, Cuyahoga, Erie, Geauga, Harrison, Holmes,Knox, Lake, Lorain, Mahoning, Medina, Portage, Richland, Stark,Summit, Trumbull, Tuscarawas, Wayne.Many libraries also choose to become “full” members of NEO,which means they pay dues so as to enjoy additional benefits,including a 50% reduction in all service costs, access to valuablegroup discounts and more.Created in 2006, NEO combined the talents, energies and librariesof The Cleveland Area Metropolitan Library System (CAMLS), TheNorthern Ohio Library Association (NOLA) and The Mid-Ohio LibraryOrganization (MOLO). We are fortunate to receive a grant each yearfrom The State Library of Ohio and our remaining revenue comes frommembership dues, service fees and grants. NEO has, since 2006,enjoyed the financial support of The NOLA Trust to support many ofour special programs and services.We’re your regional! Whether your library is a geographic orfull member of NEO, take a look and see what we can do to help youserve your customers better.NEO Enhances Libraries!

**This mobile app developed and published byVieth Consulting**The International Facility Management Association (IFMA) is thepremier professional association for facility management.Representing the largest community of FM professionals on theplanet, IFMA has reached a significant milestone, three decades inthe making: IFMA’s worldwide membership now exceeds 20,000!So what do these 20,000 FM industry experts look like? Representing78 countries, they manage more than 37 billion s.f. of property andannually purchase more than $100 billion in products and services.Our members are facility managers, architects, engineers, interiordesigners, property managers and real estate professionals. Theyrepresent organizations including CB Richard Ellis, Deutsche Bank,Jones Lang LaSalle, Lockheed Martin, the Minnesota Vikings, theOffice of the Director of National Intelligence, Rolls Royce, theSmithsonian Institution, the U.S. Department of Energy and more.They hold titles ranging from account executive to CEO, owner andpresident.Nearly 850 professionals joined IFMA over the past two months,helping the association cross the 20,000 member threshold. Theyinclude practicing FM professionals, educators, service providers,students and retirees. Nearly one-third are in their 40s and nearlyone-quarter in their 30s. They are majority male, with nearly 40percent working for an organization with more than 1,000 employees.Thirty percent of these new IFMA members have been in theprofession for 10 to 20 years, illustrating how even experiencedfacility professionals turn to the association for continuingeducation and career resources.IFMA was formed in 1980 by George Graves, IFMA Fellow, of TexasEastern Transmission Corp.; Charles Hitch of Manufacturer’s Bank;and David Armstrong, IFMA Fellow, of Michigan State University.“Twenty thousand members. I cannot believe it after all theseyears,” said Graves. “It’s been great to see all the advances thatIFMA has made since the founding back in 1980. I would not be ableto keep abreast of all the things going on in this organizationnow. I’m very happy that we’ve reached the 20,000 mark and lookforward to going beyond it. I would advise the next generation offacility managers to keep on persevering and building thereputation that FMs are go-to professionals and problemsolvers.”Globally, IFMA spots trends, conducts research, provideseducational programs, and assists corporate and organizationalfacility managers in developing strategies to manage human,facility and real estate resources. IFMA exists for those whopractice, service or outsource facility management by universallyrepresenting, leading and sustaining, strengthening and advancingthe knowledge base of the facility management profession.IFMA provides the industry’s practitioners and suppliers withprofessional and leadership development, chapters and councils,online job referrals, FM degree programs and more, and supportsthese members through competency-based courses, an annualleadership conference, publications, certification exams and muchmore.

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is anational construction industry trade association representingnearly 21,000 chapter members. Founded on the merit shopphilosophy, ABC and its 70 chapters help members develop people,win work and deliver that work safely, ethically, profitably andfor the betterment of the communities in which ABC and its memberswork. ABC's membership represents all specialties within the U.S.construction industry and is comprised primarily of firms thatperform work in the industrial and commercial sectors.

The Collin County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

ABCIL was established in 1975. We aggressivelypromote and protect the free enterprise system and the Merit ShopPhilosophy.ABCILIs a construction trade association representing over 400 membercompanies involved in the commercial and industrial constructionmarkets in Illinois.Is one of 80 chapters of the national Associated Builders andContractors, Inc. (ABC), one of the most influential tradeassociations in the United States.Is the only construction association that unites the entireconstruction team to work together for their own mutual benefit andthe construction industry.

Welcome to CASF. As a member of the SouthFlorida building community, use this page as your starting point toexplore how we can help you do your job and run your businessbetter. Discover business opportunities; locate businesses thatprovide the services you need on your projects, connect withcolleagues and peers who are facing similar challenges; and findone of the many events you can register for that will provide youwith the opportunity to expand your relationships in the commercialconstruction industry. All of this from the convenience of your owncomputer!Membership in CASF is synonymous with the construction industry inDade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. With over 400 members, ournetwork of professionals make the Construction Association of SouthFlorida one of the leading and most outstandingconstruction-related organizations in the region. The Association'sprograms, services and benefits make it an invaluable businessinvestment; one that provides a participating member's company areturn far greater than the price of membership. Involvement in theConstruction Association of South Florida places any participatingfirm among the leading professionals in the field.

The Knights of Peter Claver, Inc. is thelargest historically African-American Catholic lay organization inthe United States. The Order is named for St. Peter Claver, theSpanish Priest who ministered to African slaves. In 2006, a unitwas established in San Andres, Colombia, South America. The Orderwas founded in Mobile, Alabama and is presently headquartered inNew Orleans.Our organization consists of six Divisions: Knights of PeterClaver, Knights of Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary, Junior Knights,Junior Daughters, 4th Degree Knights and Ladies of Grace. The Orderis governed by a Board of Directors and is under the leadership ofthe Supreme Knight and Supreme Lady, KPCLA. The Order is operatedunder the direction of the Executive Director and his staff.We are divided into six Districts and States across the country.Each district or state is represented by a Deputy and otherconference officers. Districts, States, and other Divisions arerepresented on the Board of Directors.Our Junior Division welcomes Catholic youth between the ages of7-18. They are organized using the same structure of the SeniorDivision. There is a Junior Supreme Knight, Junior Supreme Lady,along with Junior District or State Presidents and Officers.Interested youth must have made their First Holy Communion.Our purpose is to render service to God and His Holy Church, renderaid and assistance to the sick and disabled, and promote social andintellectual association among our members.

Welcome to the North American ExcavationShoring Association (NAXSA) app! We are a new association createdto promote the safe and efficient use of excavation shoringpractices. NAXSA was formed to represent manufacturers, engineers,rental companies/distributors, universities/educators,associates/suppliers and government agency representatives whoshare the common goal of maintaining safety in the excavationshoring industry with the result of zero deaths and injuries.This mobile app will put the pulse of the organization at yourfingertips. Keep up with all things excavation with the NAXSAapp.

Feel alone? As a MAGE member you are not alone! We need to standtogether - stronger than ever before- and work to protect ourrights. After all, no one else will! As long time MAGE membersknow, there is untold strength in numbers. In spite of pastsuccesses, our future effectiveness in these difficult times restsin your hands. Only through membership growth can MAGE continue towork and win on your behalf. With each new member, our voice getsstronger. And that has never been more important than today. To sumit up, you need us and we need you, now more than ever before! Joinyour fellow non-exclusively represented employees in protecting ourfuture. Together, we can achieve more!

Established in June of 1996 as a response tothe growing need for communication among women in theworkplace.CPWN is based in Harford County, Maryland, and providesprofessional networking opportunities throughout northeasternMaryland and beyond. Networking events are held on the secondTuesday of each month. Prospective members are welcome to visit ourorganization at an upcoming event.

**This mobile app developed and published by Vieth Consulting**F4SS is a non-profit organization with a primary goal to establisha forum whereby CPG marketers, external manufacturers, andsecondary packagers can share the best practices towards thecreation of industry standards aimed at improving reliability andreducing supply chain costs. F4SS has over 60 members; whichtranslates into nearly 1,110,000 employees and over $522,866,100 inannual sales. We drive differential advantage through the creationand adoption of industry best practices and standards. We buildtrust and efficiency by connecting industry leaders around thetopics of greatest industry interest. We encourage the formation oflasting partnerships that are based on trust, collaboration,openness and mutual benefit. We return value to our members thatgreatly exceeds independent capabilities. Our member companies leadtheir industry spaces through capabilities and opportunitiescreated with F4SS.

The National Petroleum Energy CreditAssociation was founded in 1935 by a distinguished group ofPetroleum Industry Credit Executives at the Blackstone Hotel inFort Worth, Texas. These men left behind the legacy of a loosefellowship that grew into the present active National PetroleumEnergy Credit Association (NPECA) representing approximately 300regular members and approximately 100 companies in the PetroleumEnergy Industry throughout the United States.

The Medical Speech-Language Pathology Councilof California is a non-profit organization. Our mission is toprovide affordable, relevant continuing education courses tomedical speech-language pathologists.Originally established in 1989 as the Southern California DirectorsCouncil, which was comprised of management professionals in speechpathology. The council evolved into an organiztion to support theexpansion and preservation of our profession and we became theSouthern California Medical Speech Pathology Council.We have been made up of professionals in the field of speechpathology in Southern California with a special emphasis is on themedical setting. As we have continued to change and grow, we havereceived feedback that the council would benefit speechpathologists throughout the state of California.As the council grew and progressed, we became the Medical SpeechPathology Council of California (MSCC).

The San Diego Psychological Association wasestablished in 1976 under the name The Academy of San DiegoPsychologists. Through the years our organization has grown andchanged with the times. We hope you enjoy browsing through ourwebsite, learning about this organization, the field of psychologyand the many resources available to our members, professionals inthe mental health field and the community of San Diego.

DRI CANADA was incorporated as anot-for-profit, member based, organization in 1996 to: Provideeducation, based on continuity management professional practices,to individuals and organizations in Canada, provide a certificationsystem based on professional practices attesting to the knowledgeand experience of continuity management professionals, and promotethe credibility and professionalism of our members.DRI International, along with the Business Continuity Instituteestablishes and maintains the standards for the education andcertification programs. The Professional Practices and areavailable as a free download on this site.

The Northeastern Wisconsin Chapter of the American Foundry Society

Stay in touch with Austin Gun Club &yourfellow Club Members. You can use this app to check thecalendar,book your time on the range or in the field, and even keepin touchwith fellow members through the social forum.

The Colorado Association of Geotechnical Engineers

Oklahoma Travel Industry Association

The road to quality

OH&LA is the trade association for the lodging industry

AWCI-Colorado is a trade associationrepresenting acoustics systems, ceiling systems, drywall systems,exterior insulation and finishing systems, fireproofing, flooringsystems, insulation, and stucco contractors, suppliers andmanufacturers and those in allied trades.AWCI brings together Colorado’s premier commercial and residentialwall and ceiling contractors, manufacturers, suppliers andpartners.AWCI-Colorado sets the standard in the wall and ceilingconstruction industry by providing a collaborative environment toassist members with education, networking and safety.AWCI-Colorado members are united in finding ways to advance thewall and ceiling industry as they improve opportunities forsuccess.

AL!VE serves to enhance and sustain the spirit of volunteering inAmerica by fostering collaboration and networking, promotingprofessional development, and providing advocacy for leaders incommunity engagement. We are ... --Professionals in volunteermanagement and engagement --Advocates for the recognition andappreciation of volunteer management --The resource for and thelink to tools, research, and best practices --Educators of decisionmakers in all volunteer management arenas --Influencers forredefining job descriptions, compensation, and the position ofvolunteer manager in our organizations --Diverse, inclusive andmember driven

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Michigan Rural EMS Network (MiREMS), anon-profit organization, supports EMS professionals and EMSagencies that provide prehospital care in rural Michigan.MiREMS brings opportunities, events, resources, and technicalassistance to rural EMS professionals and the companies for whichthey work.Membership opportunities are available to any individual or agency,urban or rural, with an interest in quality prehospital careoriginating in rural Michigan.

The Optometry Association of Louisiana (OAL) is a group ofstate-licensed optometrists who deliver primary eyecare to citizensin all parts of Louisiana. Nearly 300 members strong, theorganization provides continuing education programs for itsdoctors, sponsors programs to improve eyecare in Louisiana, andrepresents Louisiana nationally in optometric programs and events.The OAL also promotes legislation that allows optometrists inLouisiana to provide better eyecare to all of our citizens.Promoting the eye health & visual welfare of the citizens ofLouisiana while advancing the profession of optometry.

The MDA encourages the development & improvement of MIcommunities and downtowns

App for the annual conference, National Petroleum Energy CreditAssociation.

Northern AppalachianLandman'sAssociation

Whether you are an expert in fine pastry orinbreadmaking, Pastry Chefs of America is a way for you tointeractwith other people in our trade.

International Association for Continuing Engineering Education

In Honor of "The Great Wildcatter"

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The Mission of the Association for Pathology Informatics istopromote the field of pathology informatics as an academic andaclinical subspecialty of pathology. What We DoPathologyInformatics involves collecting, examining, reporting, andstoringlarge complex sets of data derived from tests performed inclinicallaboratories, anatomic pathology laboratories, orresearchlaboratories in order to improve patient care and enhanceourunderstanding of disease-related processes.PathologyInformaticians seek to continuously improve existinglaboratoryinformation technology and enhance the value of existinglaboratorytest data, and develop computational algorithms andmodels aimed atderiving clinical value from new data sources. TheAssociation forPathology Informatics (API) was founded in 2000 by agroup ofpathologists interested in defining pathology informaticsas aclinical subspecialty within pathology by way of education.APIcontinues to support this educational mission by: 1.Sponsoringanational educational meeting, 2.Providing educational contenttoother Pathology meetings (e.g. United States & CanadianAcademyof Pathology annual meeting), 3.Developing and educatingmembersabout standards for reporting, transferring, storing andmergingpathology related information, 4.Developing anindependent,not-for-profit, open access peer-reviewed electronicacademicjournal, Journal of Pathology Informatics (JPI), whichpublishedthe first quarterly edition in March, 2010. JPI isavailable forviewing at http://www.jpathinformatics.org/. JPI isindexed inPubMed. 5.Promoting education of residents andpracticingpathologists in informatics and technology that enhancesthe fieldof laboratory medicine. API has also worked to createdatastandards and educate members about such standards, relatingtoboth pathology research and service pathology toencourageeffective reporting and integration of pathology data.APIco-sponsored four workshops along with the NationalCancerInstitutes, to develop an open access, tissue microarraydataexchange specification (Berman et al, BMC Med Inform DecisMak2003, 3:5. Availableat:http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6947/3/5). The APILaboratoryDigital Imaging Project (LDIP) was initiated in 2004 as aforum forcollaboration between the academic, research, andbiotechcommunities for the development of industry standards forpathologyimage and data interchange to improve the quality ofresearch inpathology and patient care. Since September, 2010, APIis aco-sponsor of the merged APIII and Lab InfoTech Summit,creating asingle national pathology informatics meeting,PathologyInformatics 20XX (see www.pathologyinformatics.com.) APIwasincorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in September,2009and received approval of status as a 501(c)(3)not-for-profitorganization.

The PSAWorld App gives you the tools you need to make your jobeasier and help

Xi Zeta Omega exemplifies the AKA mission, "supreme in service toall mankind".

The Connecticut Association of Assessing Officers, Inc. (CAAO) isaprofessional organization that is affiliated with theInternationalAssociation of Assessing Officers. CAAO is comprisedof over 400regular and subscribing members. Regular membership isopen to allState of Connecticut public officials who are engaged intheadministration of property assessments, includingassessors,employees of assessors’ offices and board of assessmentappealsmembers. Subscribing membership is open to individuals orcompaniesinterested in property assessment or a related field. Themissionof CAAO is to improve the standards of assessment practiceswithinthe State of Connecticut. To that end, the organizationpublishes aquarterly newsletter (the Assessoreporter) and the .CAAO is alsoclosely involved in the Annual School for Assessors andBoards ofAssessment Appeals, at which all the courses that areprerequisitesfor assessor certification are offered. If there issufficientdemand for a particular course, it can be offered atanother timeof the year. Additionally, CAAO’s sponsors variouseducationalsymposiums and workshops for assessors who are alreadycertified.Connecticut is divided into ; these are the major unitsof localgovernment in the state. The entire area of Connecticut isincludedwithin the boundaries of these towns and cities. Towns andcitiesprovide various services (e.g., public school education,police andfire protection, public road maintenance, and etc.) totheirtaxpayers. To a large extent, these services are financed bytheproperty tax. Lesser taxing districts exist in some townsandcities. A lesser taxing district (such as a borough, afiredistrict or a sewer district) provides services to taxpayersthatare not provided by the town or city in which the districtislocated.

A branch of the American Counseling Association (ACA), theTexasCounseling Association (TCA) is the professional homefromcounselors in the state of Texas. Within TCA, we have12professional interest divisions. Each one of these volunteerledgroups focuses on sub-topics impacting professional counselorsinTexas. Divisions offer information and opportunities on howtoeffect change for topics that directly impact your practice.TCAalso has 32 chapters at the local level. TCA offers numerousmemberbenefits including LegalCare (unlimited phone consultationswith anattorney for personal and professional issues), asubscription toour bi-annual professional Journal, The Journal ofProfessionalCounseling: Practice, Theory, & Research, IndustryNews andupdates, liability and other insurance, continuingeducation andprofessional development, grants, and online listingsin our publicdirectories. Our membership is engaged and committedto theleadership, advocacy, and promotion of professionalexcellence. TCAleads, educates and advocates to advance thecounseling profession,to increase access to professionalcounselors, and to promotewellness.

McLean Swimming and Tennis Association (MSTA) is a community-basednon-profit recreational and social organization. Governed by avolunteer Board of Directors, MSTA offers swimming and tennisprograms and facilities for the enjoyment of its members. Locatedon four acres nestled within the West Lewinsville Heightsneighborhood at 1700 Margie Drive in McLean, MSTA is bordered byhomes on three sides, and McLean High School to its east.

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For four decades, members of the Sonoran Arts League (formerlytheCave Creek Craft Council) continue to believe thatartisticawareness is essential to life and community. A dynamicgroup of570+ artists and volunteers, the League VISION is to be thepremierart organization that supports and serves our communitybynurturing a culture of creativity through education, events,andactivities that connect the arts to the human spirit.NatalieNai-che, President, Board of Directors wants you to knowthat “Weencourage the involvement of volunteers in all areas ofourorganization. Volunteering is the perfect way to feel connectedtoyour community. Our organization welcomes volunteers whoareamateur artists, professional artists and non-artists who lovethearts who have skills from all areas of life and business.Thevolunteers who offer their time and support help ourorganizationadvance the artistic awareness in our communities.Organizationslike ours cannot function without the energy and inputof ourvolunteers.” SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS – To foster artistic growth,since2003, the League has recognized the artistic abilities ofyoungartists and awarded scholarships to graduating seniors fromlocalhigh schools pursuing studies in the arts. A 2012recipientremarked, “My hope is to major in marketing and minor inart. Iwant to channel my creativity into the influential worldofmarketing... I know that if I'm able to sharpen my skills,myartwork and creativity can be a very effective way of gettingapoint across and inspire others. I look forward to puttingmypassion for art into what I do by taking what I learn in mycollegeart classes and making a positive difference through myartwork.”INCENTIVE AWARDS – To foster artistic growth, the Leaguerecognizeshundreds of local school children who show exceptionalinterest inart and awards them with incentive bags filled with artbooks andsupplies at the annual Celebration of Art at the CactusShadowsFine Arts Center. ART EXPERIENCES – To foster artisticgrowth, theLeague organizes annual student field trips to areamuseums.Comments from the 2013 sprint trip to ScottsdaleContemporaryMuseum of Art ranged from “I learned how to read art tohelpdetermine what message the art piece expressed.” to “Itdefinitelygot the creative ideas flowing for my own work.” And theLeaguecoordinates the YouthArt Exhibition which features artwork bylocalstudents in Studio #1 of the annual Hidden In The HillsStudioTour. www.HiddenInTheHills.org SUMMER ART INSTITUTE"Foothills ArtAcademy"– To foster artistic growth, the Sonoran ArtsLeagueprovides an environment where creative individuals withsimilarinterests, values and goals form alliances that benefittheir workand support the community through education programs.Recognizingthat collaboration makes us stronger, the league ispleased topartner with Education & Community Services, adivision ofCCUSD in bringing to the community art classes in avariety ofmediums.

The Arkansas Agricultural Aviation Association (AAAA) isanon-profit organization that represents the agriculturalaviationindustry in Arkansas. Our membership is comprisedofoperators/managers, pilots, ground grew, and associates.

OWEA, Ohio Water Environment Association, Ohio WEA

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The University Aviation Association (UAA) is the voice ofcollegiateaviation education to its members, the industry,government and thegeneral public. Through the collective expertiseof its members,this nonprofit organization plays a pivotal role inthe advancementof degree-granting aviation programs that representall segments ofthe aviation industry. Today, UAA has more than 525members,including approximately 100 institutions. Through doingresearch,publication, and the sharing of best practices, theorganization andits members are well equipped to meet the evolvingneeds of theaviation industry and the 21st century UAA provides aforum forstudents, faculty, staff, and practitioners to shareideas, toenhance the quality of education, and to develop strongerprogramsand curricula. If you want to ensure the quality ofcollegiateacademic programs, UAA is for you. If you want tobenefit from thetechnical expertise and knowledge of professionalsfrom academia andindustry, UAA is for you. If you want toinfluence curriculadevelopment, industry standards and aviationpolicy, UAA is for you.If you want to have an impact on the futureof aviation, UAA is forYOU.

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