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Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA)
Offices: Ottawa-Newmarket, Ontario;
Calgary, Ontario, Montreal, Quebec &
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance
(CATA Alliance<) is Canada's leading,
most influential and entrepreneurial
technology alliance. It is committed
to growing the global competitiveness
of its members, 80% of which are currently
active exporters. The common purpose
that unites the membership is CATA Alliance's
commitment to members' business growth.
CATA is focused on the provision of
business services and government relations
programs that conserve and leverage
member resources.
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Canadian American Business Council (CABC)
Offices: Washington, DC
The CABC is the premier voice of the Canadian
American business community in Washington.
Established in 1987, the Council is a non-profit,
issues-oriented organization dedicated to
elevating the private sector perspective
on issues that affect our two nations. The
Council's activities include high-level
briefings on issues of current concern,
assistance with practical trade and policy
challenges, and providing significant networking
opportunities and informative seminars.
Each year the Council also celebrates innovative
cross-border partnerships through its prestigious
Canadian American Award for Business Achievement. |
Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB)
Offices: Ottawa, Ontario
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters
is a professional industry association that
represents the vast majority of Canadian
programming services—including private television
and radio stations and networks, and specialty,
pay and pay-per-view television services.
Established in 1926, the CAB has over 600
members. They are the voice and choice of
Canadians. Private radio and television
services enjoy by far the largest share
of the market, and Canadian programming
broadcast by those services attracts the
predominant share of the total audience
for Canadian content. |
Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE)
Offices: Ottawa, Ontario
The Canadian Council of Chief Executives
is an organization composed of the CEOs
of Canada's leading enterprises. They engage
in an active program of public policy research,
consultation and advocacy. The CCCE is Canada's
premier business association, with an outstanding
record of achievement in matching entrepreneurial
initiative with sound public policy choices.
Over the past three decades, the Council
has played a private sector leadership role
in shaping fiscal, taxation, trade, competition,
energy, environmental, education and corporate
governance policies. |
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Canadian Marketing Association (CMA)
Offices: Don Mills, Ontario
The Canadian Marketing Association intends
to be the pre-eminent marketing association
in Canada for all marketing disciplines,
channels and technologies. The Association
will accomplish this by being a broad-based,
well-funded and responsible organization
that is the marketing community's leading:
advocate, manager and authority on key public
policy issues affecting marketers; provider
of knowledge, leading-edge marketing intelligence
and professional development opportunities;
and catalyst for networking and business
opportunities within the marketing community. |
Canadian Venture Capital Association (CVCA)
Offices: Toronto, Ontario
CVCA, formerly the ACVCC, was founded in
July 1974 to represent the interests of
its members by promoting the development
and advancement of Canadian business enterprises
through the use of venture capital and promoting
and fostering professional development,
communication, and association among all
corporations, companies, partnerships, syndicates
and persons engaged in venture capital investments
in Canada. |
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Centerville, Massachusetts
The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce is uniting
business, industry and the community. The
Chamber is a private, not for profit entity
governed by a board of directors elected
by their 1,400 members. Their mission is
plans of retaining and recruiting employment
for Cape Codders, advocating policies that
improve the quality of working and living
on Cape Cod, attracting target visitor markets
with quality initiatives, and serving members
by generating leads and referrals to their
businesses. |
Carlsbad Convention & Visitors Bureau
Offices: Carlsbad, California
Carlsbad, California—Great beaches, world-class
shopping, restaurants with character and
the home of Legoland California, make Carlsbad
the preferred year-round vacation destination.
Often referred to as "The Village by the
Sea," Carlsbad combines the charm of a European
village with the laid-back manner of a beach
town that hasn't yet gone commercial. More
than four miles of spacious coastline offer
clean, un-crowded beaches for swimming,
fishing, surfing and sunbathing. Carlsbad
can boast of two resorts; the renowned La
Costa Resort and Spa and the new Four Seasons
Resort Aviara. |
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CDMA Development Group (CDG)
Offices: Costa Mesa, California
CDG is an international consortium of companies
who have joined together to lead the adoption
and evolution of CDMA wireless systems around
the world. The CDG is comprised of the world's
leading CDMA service providers and manufacturers.
By working together, the members will help
ensure interoperability among systems, while
expediting the availability of CDMA technology
to consumers. |
Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Mission of the Cedar Rapids Area Chamber
of Commerce is to improve their strong business
environment through the retention, expansion,
recruitment and creation of businesses,
and to enhance the quality of life in the
areas they serve. The focus of the Chamber
is to enhance their business environment
and each company in their region plays a
vital role through investment. Members have
access to many products and services that
can help them do business. |
Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association
(CTIA)
Offices: Washington, DC
CTIA is the international organization that
represents all elements of wireless communication—cellular,
personal communication services enhanced
specialized mobile radio, and mobile satellite
services—serving the interests of service
providers, manufacturers, and others. Founded
in 1984, CTIA is the voice of the wireless
industry—representing its members in a constant
dialogue with policy makers in the Executive
Branch, in the Federal Communications Commission,
and in Congress, CTIA's industry committees
provide leadership in the area of taxation,
roaming, safety, regulations, fraud and
technology. |
Central Coast Venture Forum (CCVF)
Offices: Santa Barbara, California
CCVE is the largest organization of its
kind on California's Central Coast, a technology
corridor encompassing the counties of San
Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura and
northern Los Angeles. The forum showcases
the region's leading entrepreneurs and emerging-growth
companies to the nation's venture capitalists
and angel investors. |
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