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Offices: Washington
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.
Offices: Pierre, South Dakota
The South Dakota Retailers Association represents the interests of retail
businesses who sell retail products and services throughout the State of
South Dakota. For over 100 years, the Association has played an important
role in retailing, by: representing retail interests in the legislative
process, providing members with money-saving services, keeping members informed
about laws, regulations, and retail trends, maintaining a close affiliation
with national retail organizations to favorably influence federal issues.-Texas-
Offices: Austin, Texas
The Texas Retailers Association is a trade association representing all
segments of the retail industry: general merchandise, department stores,
independent retailers, mass merchandisers, convenience stores, supermarkets
and grocery stores, chain drug stores and pharmacies, and a wide array of
specialty retailers. With more than 1,500 members operating more than 25,000
stores, employing more than 500,000 Texans, they account for more than $75
billion in sales annually.-Utah-
Offices: Salt Lake City, Utah
The Utah Retail Merchants Association was organized in 1955 for the purpose
of uniting the retail industry and providing representation in regulatory
and legislative issues. Utah Retail Merchants Association representatives
have acted in behalf of the retail industry in a myriad of governmental
and community issues. The Association strives to advance and serve the common
business interest, efficiency and welfare of their members in the retail
trade.-Vermont-
Offices: Essex Junction, Vermont
The Vermont Retail Association was founded to promote and protect the interests
of retailers throughout the state and to provide money saving services to
its members. Membership is statewide and includes a broad range of retailers
and other businesses. The VRA represents the retail industry before elected
officials for policy and voting decisions. The Retail Review is published
ten times a year and includes information about retail trends, statistics,
current and proposed laws with which businesses need to comply, member profiles,
and information about endorsed services.
Offices: Richmond, Virginia
The Virginia Retail Merchants Association, a trade association that represents
retailers and other businesses, is organized to educate, inform, and serve
as a resource for our members. The VRMA supports reasonable and proper laws
protecting the interests of our members. Special emphasis is directed towards
fostering understanding of retailing, free trade, and free enterprise systems.-Washington-
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.
Offices: Cheyenne, Wyoming
The Wyoming Retail Merchants Association consists of hundreds of retail
outlets and allied businesses throughout Wyoming banded together to: ensure
that legislation on the state and federal level provides for a prosperous
retail environment; provide ideas and information that helps you increase
your bottom line; offer money-saving benefits to help save; and make it's
members money and educate retailers through seminars and meetings.
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