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Offices: Alexandria, Virginia
SBCA is the national trade organization representing all segments of the
satellite industry. It is committed to expanding the utilization of satellite
technology for the broadcast delivery of video, audio, data, music, voice,
interactive and broadband services. SBCA is composed of DBS, C-band,
broadband, satellite radio, and other satellite service providers, content
providers, equipment manufacturers, distributors, retailers, encryption
vendors, and national and regional distribution companies that make up the
satellite services industry.
Offices: Savannah, Georgia
Savannah, Georgia's First City, the sultry and mysterious "Belle" of the
Georgia coast. Bursting with enchanting charisma and first-class charm,
this eccentric Southern city beguiles her guests with splendor, glamour
and romance. Meeting attendees will fall in love with Savannah and will
be anxious to tell their friends about their unique hidden gem of the Southeastern
coast. Come and fall in love with the city's hospitality and savor its quirky
personality.
Offices: Schaumburg, Illinois
Schaumburg Business Association members benefit from a variety of programs
and services designed to maximize their business success. Many members choose
to attend the highly successful Good Morning Schaumburg breakfast meetings,
the networking events sponsored by the Young Professionals and the educational
programs offered by the Women's Leadership Initiative. Others participate
in one of three structured networking groups, and enjoy the popular Tool
Kit Series that offers helpful business tips.-Scottsdale Area-
Offices: Scottsdale, Arizona
The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce is a private membership-driven organization
representing over 2200 member businesses and individuals, with a mission
to provide partnership opportunities through programs and services designed
to help their members meet their business goals. Membership is open
to all businesses that maintain a voluntary annual dues investment. Benefits
of membership include networking opportunities, community involvement, image
enhancement, political advocacy, information access, numerous discounts
and benefits and heightened credibility.
Offices: Scottsdale, Arizona
The Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau is here to help you with any
questions or needs you may have prior to experiencing one of the best leisure
and business destinations found anywhere. Scottsdale’s resorts and hotels
are world-renowned for their luxurious accommodations, impeccable service
and first-class amenities, including pampering spas that offer treatment
menus inspired by the Sonoran Desert and other exotic locales from around
the world.
Offices: Los Angeles, California
Screen Actors Guild is the nation’s premier labor union representing actors.
Established in 1933, SAG has a rich history in the American labor movement,
from standing up to studios to break long-term engagement contracts in the
1940s to fighting for artists’ rights amid the digital revolution of the
21st century. With 20 branches nationwide, SAG represents nearly 120,000
actors in film, television, industrials, commercials and music videos.
Offices: Wakefield, Massachusetts
The Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO) was formed
to help spread the good news about search engine marketing (SEM). SEMPO
exists to fill the gaps in awareness and understanding of SEM, including
educating marketing managers worldwide about what SEM is and how properly
implemented SEM programs can provide some of the highest returns on investment
possible in the marketing world today.-Secure Video-
Offices: London, England
The SVP Alliance promotes a standard for securely distributing digital content
across home networks and portable devices. The availability of SVP-enabled
consumer devices will enable network operators to expand the range of devices
and services they can offer subscribers. For the first time, operators will
be offered a comprehensive end-to-end solution that optimizes control and
increases revenue, while consumers can seamlessly access digital content
at a fair price and transfer it from a public domain to their preferred
device at home.
Offices: Austin, Texas
SEMATECH is the world's catalyst for accelerating the commercialization
of technology innovations into manufacturing solutions. By setting global
direction, creating opportunities for flexible collaboration, and conducting
strategic R&D, SEMATECH delivers significant return on investment to their
semiconductor and emerging technology partners. At SEMATECH, they work with
their members and partners to reduce the time from innovation to manufacturing.
Offices: San Jose, California
Representing more than 2,400 member companies, SEMI is the trade association
serving the global semiconductor equipment, materials and flat panel display
industries. Since its inception in 1970, SEMI has played an increasingly
vital role in industry expansion, visibility, and representation. SEMI strives
to foster growth and development of both member corporations and the professionals
within them through business and technical education; workforce development;
public policy initiatives; and most importantly, through its international
trade shows. Through these efforts, SEMI continues to promote and nurture
its members and their $100 billion global market share, which represents
a significant contribution to the world economy.
Offices: San Jose, California
The Semiconductor Industry Association is the premier trade association
representing the US semiconductor industry. Founded in 1977 by five microelectronics
innovators, SIA unites 95 companies responsible for more than 85 percent
of semiconductor production in this country. Their coalition provides domestic
semiconductor companies a forum to advance the global competitiveness of
the $80 billion US chip industry. Through a network of corporate CEOs and
working committees, SIA shapes public policy on issues critical to the industry
and provides a spectrum of services to aid members in growing their own
businesses.
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