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Wall Street Technology Association (WSTA)
Offices: Red Bank, New Jersey
For over 36 years, WSTA has been a highly-regarded
forum for financial technology professionals.
WSTA members have many opportunities to
stay on top of information about current
and emerging technologies, best business
practices and operational approaches. Through
its varied programs and web site, the WSTA
offers members easy access to the information
they need to be successful in their business
endeavors. |
Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Walnut Creek, California
Founded in 1926, the Walnut Creek Chamber
of Commerce has grown into a major grassroots,
member-driven association of businessmen
and women. As is stated in its mission statement,
the chamber advocates common business interests,
fosters and promotes a healthy, competitive
business climate and enhances the quality
of life in Walnut Creek. Literally tens
of thousands of hours are donated by their
chamber members each year for the benefit
of all segments of their community. |
Waltham West Suburban Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Waltham, Massachusetts
The Waltham West
Suburban Chamber of Commerce is an independent
organization that represents the business
community in the Waltham area and West Suburban
region. There are nearly 700 business members
who invest in the organization with their
dollars, program ideas, and volunteer effort
through committees and other related activities.
In turn, the chamber utilizes the investment
to help business do business through local
governmental affairs, state and federal
legislative advocacy, public relations,
economic and community development, business
and educational programs, and a "voice for
business." |
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Washington DC Convention & Tourism Corporation
(WCTC)
Offices: Washington, DC
The Washington, DC Convention & Tourism
Corporation serves as the lead organization
to successfully manage and market Washington,
DC as a premier global convention, tourism
and special events destination. Through
successful development and execution of
centralized and cohesive sales and marketing
strategies, the WCTC generates economic
benefits to the citizens of the District
of Columbia, the convention and tourism
industry, stakeholders and the Washington
Convention Center Authority, with a special
emphasis on the arts, cultural and historical
communities. |
Washington Independent Telephone Association
(WITA)
Offices: Olympia, Washington
The Washington Independent Telephone Association
was founded in 1915. The purpose of the
trade organization is to pursue statewide
strategies that encourage the deployment
of technologies that will enable WITA members
to be the best providers of telecommunication
products and services. As members of WITA,
their mission is to support, unify, and
promote member company efforts to provide
high quality service in response to the
needs of all their customers. |
Washington Retail Association (WRA)
Offices: Olympia, Washington
The Washington Retail Association is formed
to advocate for Washington state's retailers
at the local, state and national level.
Since 1987, the WRA has: reduced Unemployment
Insurance rates, defeated attempts to burden
retailers with complex sales tax reporting
requirements, championed the Streamlined
Sales Tax Project, protected retailers from
“take back” electronic product recycling,
and advocated for reform to Workers’ Compensation
laws. |
Wayne Brown Institute (WBI)
Offices: Salt Lake City, Utah
Formed in 1983, the Wayne Brown Institute
(WBI) runs the oldest and most successful
non-profit venture accelerator program in
the country. Most importantly, WBI's accelerator
program helps technical entrepreneurs, from
every social economic level, raise money
for their businesses. WBI's network of experienced
and knowledgeable mentors has assisted over
580 promising high-tech companies. These
alumni companies have raised a combined
$1.7 billion in private equity since participating
in an Institute accelerator program. |
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Web Analytics Association (WAA)
Offices: Washington, DC
The Web Analytics Association is a non-profit
professional organization dedicated to promoting
the understanding of web analytics through
education, advocacy, standards, research
and technology. Founded by web analytics
industry leaders, the mission of the association
is to unite and foster the interests of
practitioners, vendors, consultants and
educators who use, sell, install, implement,
consult, teach or train in the field of
web analytics. |
WebGuild
Offices: Mountain View, California
The WebGuild is a forum for IT professionals,
webmasters, corporate internet marketers,
content managers, web project managers,
CIOs, SEOs and entrepreneurs to learn about
emerging technologies, new innovations,
new business models, best practices and
industry standards in the web field. Their
events provide a platform to enable information
exchange, foster knowledge transfer and
network with peers. |
Web Marketing Associations (WMA)
Offices: San Francisco, California
The Web Marketing Association (WMA) was
founded in 1997 to help set a high standard
for Internet marketing and web development.
Staffed by volunteers, this organization
is made up of marketing, advertising, public
relations and web design professionals from
around the world who share a passion for
improving the quality of advertising, marketing
and web site development on the Internet
today and in the future. |
Wellesley Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Wellesley, Massachusetts
The Wellesley Chamber of Commerce was incorporated
and exists for the purpose of advancing
the commercial, industrial, professional,
civic, educational, cultural and general
interests of Wellesley and its environs.
Their organization of business and professional
people works for a healthy economic climate
of good jobs, capital creation and honest,
efficient government. Their strength lies
in the number and diversity of their membership.
The Wellesley Chamber has the knowledge
and insight to identify issues of importance
to the business community and the combined
means to devise and implement strategies
to address them. |
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