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-Oakland-
Offices: Oakland, California
The Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce accepts the responsibility
to represent its members as the "The Voice of Business." Their goal is to
ensure that the business community is always represented with the region's
governments and municipal agencies. The Chamber's professional staff monitors
city, county, state and federal activities and represents their members
on issues and legislation affecting the welfare of businesses and the quality
of life in the city.
Offices: Oak Park, Illinois
The Oak Park-River Forest Chamber Of Commerce is a leadership and educational
organization which fosters and promotes businesses and business interests
in the Oak Park and River Forest area. OPRF Chamber of Commerce is hard
at work providing the programs, services and information you need to enhance
your profitability. Membership in the Oak Park-River Forest Chamber of Commerce
provides you with a variety of ways to make new customer contacts and attract
more business. The chamber offers a wealth of information and professional
resources to help you keep your business growing.
Offices: Needham, Massachusetts
The Object Management Group is an open membership, not-for-profit consortium
that produces and maintains computer industry specifications for interoperable
enterprise applications. Their membership includes virtually every large
company in the computer industry, and hundreds of smaller ones. Any company
may join OMG and participate in their standards-setting process. Their one-company-one-vote
policy ensures that every company, large and small, has a effective voice
in their process. -Ohio-
Offices: Columbus, Ohio
The Ohio Association of Convention & Visitor Bureaus is committed to advancing
the interests of professionals dedicated to the promotion of travel and
tourism in their areas. The travel and tourism industry is a highly competitive
and rapidly changing field. OACVB offers its members access to the resources
they need to stay abreast of new developments and to sharpen their professional
skills. The OACVB office is fully equipped and has a conference room that
seats 25. Members are encouraged to use the conference room for any meetings
they need to conduct in Columbus.
Offices: Columbus, Ohio
With 4,000 members ranging from small businesses to international companies,
the Ohio Chamber of Commerce represents Ohio’s business voice. The Ohio
Chamber of Commerce has been the leading advocate for an environment conducive
to the success and growth of Ohio businesses. During this time, members,
directors and staff have taken pride in maintaining a reputation for conducting
their business with the highest integrity.
Offices: Columbus, Ohio
The Ohio Council of Retail Merchants is constantly expanding its horizons
and looking for new ways to help Ohio's retailers. The Council's purpose
is to make certain that the voice of retailing is heard clearly and accurately
by state legislators, government officials other trade groups, the news
media and the public. The Ohio Council of Retail Merchants also serves as
an advocate for retail interests. The Council is also dedicated to services
for its members. Council offers membership programs and benefits that would
be beyond the reach of any individual merchant.
Offices: Columbus, Ohio
The OSBC is solely devoted to representing the unique concerns of the small
business members of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. The OSBC’s activities
are led by a governing board comprised of small business owners, in a wide
range of industries, from across Ohio. OSBC also works to promote and protect
the establishment, growth and vitality of small business in Ohio by supporting
legislative and governmental actions that encourage small business development.
Offices: Columbus, Ohio
The Ohio Telecom Association is a statewide trade association that promotes
the common interests of telecommunications companies serving and employing
Ohioans. The OTA currently represents 42 telecommunications providers, 4
wireless providers and over 100 associate member companies that supply goods
and services to the telecommunications industry. In total, the OTA member
companies employ more than 16,000 Ohioans.-Oklahoma-
Offices: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Meeting executives will find Oklahoma City one of the most accommodating
meeting destinations in the Southwest. Its 12,000 hotel rooms, affordable
rates, and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal location for any size meeting,
from a corporate conference of 25 persons to an international convention
with 20,000 delegates. Oklahoma City's Convention & Visitors Bureau offers
convention servicing and support, using a housing bureau and registration
technology.
Offices: Okalahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Telephone Association
mission is to promote the common interest of all Association members, to
educate the general public about the telecommunications industry and its
programs and to enhance the public’s knowledge and perception of the telecommunications
industry and Association members.
Offices: New York, New York
OPA is an industry trade organization dedicated to representing high-quality
online publishers before the advertising community, the press, the government
and the public. OPA is committed to producing groundbreaking research into
online advertising and media consumption with the goal of advancing the
online publishing industry. Through credible research and ongoing communications,
OPA seeks to establish and promote the Internet as an effective advertising
medium for marketers and a sustainable media business for publishers, thereby
ensuring the continued availability of quality content to serve the public
good.
Offices: Toronto, Ontario
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce's vision is to foster sustained economic
growth as the "Voice of Business in Ontario." The Ontario Chamber of Commerce
is a federation of 160 local chambers of commerce and boards of trade in
the Province of Ontario, representing 57,000 businesses of all sizes, in
all economic sectors and from every area of the province. The OCC's mandate
is to advocate strong policies on issues that affect its membership throughout
Ontario's business community. 
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