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Cable Advertising Bureau (CAB)
Offices: New York, New York
The CAB is dedicated to providing advertisers
and agencies with the most current, complete
and actionable Cable television media insights
at the national, DMA and local levels. The
CAB is committed to an on-going enabling/facilitator
role towards establishing best practice/best
standards for all involved in the buyer/seller
dialogue. They continually seek opportunities
to create initiatives that will improve
trading conditions wherever/whenever necessary
at the national, DMA and local levels. |
CableLabs
Offices: Denver, Colorado
Founded in 1988 by members of the cable
television industry, Cable Television Laboratories
is a non-profit research and development
consortium that is dedicated to pursuing
new cable telecommunications technologies
and to helping its cable operator members
integrate those advancements into their
business objectives. Cable operators from
around the world are members. |
Cable Television Association of Marketing
(CTAM)
Offices: Alexandria, Virginia
CTAM is dedicated to the discipline and
development of consumer marketing excellence
in cable television, new media and telecommunications
services. CTAM members have the advantage
of progressive research, insightful publications
and forward-thinking conferences—all designed
to help them and their companies gain a
competitive edge. |
Cable Television Public Affairs Association
(CTPAA)
Offices: Washington, DC
CTPAA is dedicated to building a strong
image for the cable industry and enhancing
its competitive advantage, CTPAA is the
only national, professional organization
specifically addressing the issues, needs,
and interests of the cable industry's public
affairs professionals. A strong advocate
of the public affairs professional's participation
in all aspects of corporate decision-making
processes, CTPAA works to enhance each member's
status and influence through skill building
and professional development. |
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Calgary Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Calgary, Ontario
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce has adapted
well to the fast-paced environment that
dominates their daily lives and strives
to meet the needs and wants of its members.
In this respect, it offers numerous value-added
programs that serve both small and large
business. It offers superior speakers from
the major sectors within the economy. Major
events such as International Business Series,
Aboriginal Awareness Series and Small Business
Week enable the Chamber to work with business
and the community as a whole. |
California Asia Business Council (CalAsia)
Offices: Alameda, California
The California-Asia Business Council is
one of California's leading private-sector,
non-profit, international business-promotion
associations. Their mission is to help California
firms of all sizes develop or expand their
commercial ties with the economies of Southeast
Asia and China. Cal-Asia members range from
some of the nation's largest multinational
companies to small and medium-sized exporters,
importers, manufacturers, and service companies.
Industries represented range from infrastructure
development to telecommunications and e-commerce,
and also export-import, resource development,
global transportation, banking and finance. |
California Cable Television Association
(CCTA)
Offices: Sacramento, California
CCTA is the nation's largest state cable
association representing nearly 200 cable
systems serving more than 6.8 million cable
customers in California. In addition to
local cable operators, the state industry
includes a growing number of "cable-related"
industries—such as high-tech firms that
manufacture the products and services which
support a dynamic cable industry, programmers
which create the content for cable networks,
and ancillary service providers, which offer
specific services to cable industry members. |
California Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Sacramento, California
The California Chamber of Commerce has 15,000
members, ranging from companies like Mondavi
Winery and the Walt Disney Corporation to
local companies with a handful of employees.
The Chamber's Government Relations program
works in tandem with business leaders throughout
the state to promote key business policy
and support pro-business candidates and
initiatives through their political action
committees. California Chamber memberships
give their state's businesses a range of
benefits, including access to legal and
legislative information as well as insurance
programs. |
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California Communications Association (CalCom)
Offices: Sacramento, California
California Communications Association is
a statewide non-profit trade association
comprised of all of the incumbent local
exchange carriers (ILECs) providing telecommunications
services within California. In addition
to these core members, over 200 providers
of products and services to the industry
are CalCom associates. CalCom will bring
you closer to your market and give you great
opportunities to interact with the telephone
companies that keep the basic communications
infrastructure in California up and running. |
California Retailers Association (CRA)
Offices: Sacramento, California
The California Retailers Association was
founded and incorporated in 1933 to meet
the needs of a growing company of retailers
marketing a variety of goods in the State
of California. The California Retailers
Association is a trade association representing
all segments of the retail industry. Their
members have more than 9,000 stores in California
and account for more than $100 billion in
sales annually. |
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce (CCC)
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce is a 1,400-member
not-for-profit organization representing
all sectors of the Cambridge, Massachusetts
economy. Its diverse membership and knowledge
in government affairs, business development,
professional development and business philanthropy
attract employers of all sizes. The Chamber
has been actively engaging local business
leaders in governmental and philanthropic
activities, connecting and educating its
members, and providing a forum for addressing
the needs of the Cambridge business community. |
Campbell Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Campbell, California
For more than 100 years, the Campbell Chamber
of Commerce has historically provided local
businesses with an added measure of security
by hosting business to business opportunities
for sharing advice, political representation
and customer introductions. The Mission
of the Campbell Chamber of Commerce is to
be the preeminent voice promoting the community
of Campbell in all its aspects. The Chamber
is a voluntary association of business people
working together to foster a good business
climate. |
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