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Shop.org
Offices: Washington, DC
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. |
South Dakota Retailers Association (SDRA)
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. |
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Texas Retailers Association
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. |
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Utah Retail Merchants Association (URMA)
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. |
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Vermont Retail Association (VRA)
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. |
Virginia Retail Merchants Association (VRMA)
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. |
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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. |
Wyoming Retail Merchants Association (WRMA)
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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