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Pennsylvania Retailers' Association (PRA)
Offices: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Retailers' Association
is a premier retail trade association in
Pennsylvania whose encompassing membership
consists of small and large independent
retailers as well as the national retail
chains. The PRA's mission is to represent
the retailing industry in the state's legislative
chambers, protecting and promoting the welfare
of those engaged in retailing. The Pennsylvania
Retailers' Association has been directly
responsible for adding millions of dollars
to retailers' bottom line. |
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Retail Advertising & Marketing Association
(RAMA)
Offices: Washington, DC & Chicago, Illinois
The Retail Advertising & Marketing Association
is a trade association of retail marketing
and advertising professionals, plus their
counterparts on the agency, media and service-provider
sides of the business. RAMA is a division
of the National Retail Federation, the world's
largest retail trade association. |
Retail Association of Nevada (RAN)
Offices: Carson City, Nevada
The Retail Association of Nevada's mission
is to strengthen the business environment
for Nevada retailers and associates by providing
a government relations program which supports
retail industry needs through lobbying at
federal, state and local levels. Retail
Association of Nevada was formed for the
purpose of uniting merchants throughout
the State on matters of common interest.
The Association is a leading advocate for
Nevada retailers and has a reputation as
one of the most effective pro-business organizations
in the state. |
Retail Council of New York State
Offices: Albany, New York
The Retail Council of New York State is
a full-service membership trade association
that represents nearly 5,000 stores, of
all size and sort, and affiliated businesses
throughout the Empire State. Their members
take advantage of a wide range of money-saving
programs, including merchant services like
credit/debit card processing, workers' compensation
insurance, disability insurance and other
valuable incentives. The Council serves
the needs of merchants, professionals and
other providers of goods and services across
the state. |
Retailers Association of Massachusetts (RAM)
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
RAM uses the combined buying power of its
members to offer a variety of services and
programs that can increase business' profits.
The Retailers Association of Massachusetts
is a statewide trade association dedicated
to promoting and protecting the retail industry
through government relations and money-saving
benefits for our members. RAM represents
members and their interests before all branches
of state government in an effort to protect,
preserve and promote the thriving retail
sector of the Massachusetts economy. |
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Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA)
Offices: Arlington, Virginia
The Retail Industry Leaders Association,
formerly IMRA, is the world's leading alliance
of retailers and their product and service
suppliers. RILA leads and serves the most
successful and innovative retailers and
suppliers through the delivery of world-class
education, innovation and advocacy. Their
focus relies upon valuable learning's, personal
experience, idea sharing, networking, and
best practices. They execute on this focus
based on the guidance of their corporate
values. |
Retail Merchants Association of Greater
Richmond (RMAGR)
Offices: Richmond, Virginia
The Retail Merchants Association is a trade
association representing retailers and related
businesses. Its mission is to enhance the
image and profitability of member companies
through advocacy, information and networking
opportunities. Founded in 1906, the Retail
Merchants Association is the business association
of choice for successful retail businesses.
The Association is an advocate for the retail
community because it represents the business
interests of the retail community with local
and state officials. |
Retail Merchants Association of New Hampshire
(RMANH)
Offices: Concord, New Hampshire
The Retail Merchants Association of New
Hampshire is a statewide trade organization
representing over 800 businesses. Members
range from the small independent business
owner, to major corporations, all with a
single goal—to promote the success of the
New Hampshire retail community. RMANH's
primary focus is to serve as a link between
state legislators in Concord and the retailers.
They maintain regular contact with other
lobbyists and organizations on the state
and federal level to provide an accurate
and effective network of information for
their members. |
Retail Merchants of Hawaii (RMH)
Offices: Honolulu, Hawaii
The Retail Merchants of Hawaii is a state-wide
association committed to the growth and
development of the retail industry in Hawaii.
The RMH mission is to promote the welfare
of the retail industry, to provide information
and training to advance the interests of
the retail industry, and to serve as an
advocate for the retail industry in both
the governmental and the business communities. |
Retail Packaging Association (RPA)
Offices: Covington, Kentucky
The association’s sole purpose at that time
was to organize a trade show specifically
for retail packaging professionals. RPA
provides comprehensive educational and networking
opportunities and has over 1000 members
representing all entities of retail packaging
nationwide and abroad. The RPA provides
complete packaging solutions and services
to retail businesses nationwide from small
shops to high-end boutique and department
store chains. |
Retail Solutions Provider Association (RSPA)
Offices: Charlotte, North Carolina
The Retail Solutions Providers Association
is the industry association for the retail
information technology representing hardware
manufacturers, software developers, distributors,
resellers, and consultants—any company providing
retail technology products or services—to
the hospitality, general retail, supermarket
or c-store vertical markets. The RSPA provides
education, industry advocacy, standards
and information benefits that assist member
companies expand their business, raise the
level of staff professionalism and elevate
the retail technology industry. |
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