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Shop.org
Offices: Washington, DC
Shop.org is the association for retailers
online. It's where the best retail minds
come together to garner the insight, knowledge
and intelligence to make better decisions
in the evolving world of the Internet and
multi-channel retailing. Interactive executives
from more than 200 leading retail brands
participate in Shop.org to get objective
information from their peers about a variety
of common challenges such as online marketing
and merchandising, cross-channel integration,
consumer trends and organization structure. |
Sierra Business Council
Offices: Truckee, California
The Sierra Business Council is a nonprofit
association of more than five hundred businesses,
agencies, and individuals working to secure
the social, environmental and financial
health of the Sierra Nevada region for this
and future generations. The council views
environmental quality as key to the Sierra
Nevada's economic prosperity, and natural
resource conservation as essential to building
regional wealth. |
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Silicon Valley American Marketing Association
(SVAMA)
Offices: San Jose, California
SVAMA was founded in 1937 and is the world's
largest and most inclusive professional
society of marketers. AMA has about 40,000
members worldwide. The AMA serves all levels
of marketing practitioners, educators, and
students. The Silicon Valley American Marketing
Association is the source for Silicon Valley
marketers, delivering career development,
education and networking opportunities to
advance marketing excellence in the local
business community. |
Silicon Valley Association of Startup Entrepreneurs
(SVASE)
Offices: San Francisco, California
SVASE is the largest and fastest growing
nonprofit association in Northern California
dedicated exclusively to helping early stage
entrepreneurs across all technology sectors
build successful companies. Founded by a
group of software engineers in 1995 and
growing steadily ever since in spite of
general economic downturns, SVASE hosts
6-10 events each month attended by 400-600
technology executives and press. Their weekly
emailing reaches 6,000 executives, making
theirs one of the largest, most powerful
targeted lists in the Valley. |
Silicon Valley China Wireless Association
(SVCWireless)
Offices: Milpitas, California
The Silicon Valley-China Wireless Technology
Association was established on August 1,
2000 by a group of wireless technology professionals
and enthusiasts who share a common interest
in the emerging China wireless market. SVCWireless
is an open association that embraces everyone
interested in learning and sharing knowledge
on wireless technologies and business activities.
Not just technology focused, SVCWireless
also promotes entrepreneurship, networking
and learning, with a focus on building a
bridge between the wireless industries in
Asia and the United States. |
Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG)
Offices: San Jose, California
Few business-related organizations carry
the prominence or the sway of the Silicon
Valley Leadership Group (SVLG). Founded
in 1977 by David Packard, SVLG has grown
to become the largest organization of its
kind in Silicon Valley. Today SVLG has more
than 200 member companies. Economically,
SVLG has become a cornerstone of the Valley;
collectively, its members contribute more
than $1 trillion to the global economy,
an amount equal to the gross national product
of Italy. |
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Singapore International Chamber of Commerce
(SICC)
Offices: Singapore
The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce
the oldest Chamber of Commerce in Asia and
the oldest commercial organization in Singapore
and today counts among its members business
enterprises operated over 40 nationalities.
From its beginnings, the Chamber has been
multi-racial. Over 30% of its membership
is made up of Singaporean companies, the
balance coming from some 45 countries around
the world. American, Japanese, German and
British companies form the largest group
of foreign members. |
SIP Forum (SIP)
Offices: San Diego, California
The SIP Forum seeks to advance the adoption
of products and services based on the Session
Initiation Protocol—SIP. The Forum provides
information on the benefits and capabilities
of SIP, highlights successful applications
and deployments, and directs activities
aimed at achieving high levels of product
interoperability. The Forum promotes SIP
as the technology choice for multimedia/real-time
communication session control throughout
the Internet, corporate networks and within
next generation wireless networks. |
Small Business Council of America (SBCA)
Offices: Wilmington, Delaware
The Small Business Council of America is
a national organization whose purpose is
to represent the interests of private and
family owned businesses in federal income
and estate tax, health care, pension and
other benefit concerns. About one-third
of their members are advisors for family
and privately owned businesses—lawyers,
accountants, actuaries, financial planners,
insurance advisors and plan administrators.
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Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
(SBE Council)
Offices: Washington, DC
The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
works to influence legislation and policies
that help to create a favorable and productive
environment for small businesses and entrepreneurship.
By educating policymakers, elected officials,
the media and the public about the critical
role that small businesses play in the economy—and
how government actions can positively or
negatively affect the small business community.
SBE Council with its work to protect innovative,
job-creating small businesses, and advance
public policy that improves and maintains
a favorable environment for risk-taking,
investment and entrepreneurship. |
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