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The Human Resources Student Association (HRSA) is a non-profit, student run organization at the Ted Rogers School of Management. Mission The HRSA’s mission is to challenge, connect and support aspiring human resources professionals throughout the progression of their careers by providing them with learning, developmental and networking opportunities. Company Overview The Human Resources Student Association (HRSA) is a non-profit, student run organization at the Ted Rogers School of Management, dedicated to facilitating the exchange of information between students, alumni, academics, industry experts, professional associations/designated bodies and ourpartners. The HRSA strives to accomplish this mission through hosting a series of events throughout the academic year, including our HR Alumni Night, Organizational Behaviour Case Competition (OBCC), and HR Showcase. In working to enrich the university experience of the students we represent, the HRSA also provides an assortment of services to students including: advising students on planning their academic careers and course selections; working with students on a one-on-one basis to provide resume support and interview preparation tips; and liaising with our business partners to create volunteer opportunities for our students to develop their employability skills and gain real-world experiences.

The Chicago Chapter of the Hispanic Bankers Association was formed in 1989, and is the only national business association dedicated to serving the needs and interests of the Chicago area Hispanics employed in the banking and financial services industry. The Chicago Chapter (“HBACC”) consists of over 200 members and is led by a Board of Directors led by Antonio Guillen, Raniel Iniguez, Lori Hernandez, and Ramon Cepeda. These individuals contribute their time and efforts on a voluntary basis during their one-year term. The HBACC has five standing committees that are formed to plan and achieve thegoals: Strategic Planning, Education, Marketing & Communications, Finance and Membership.

NEW YORK STATE BUILDERS ASSOCIATION (NYSBA) Welcome to the New York State Builders Association! Joining NYSBA is your first step in helping to build a better New York as well as the best investment you can make in yourself and your business. As a member of your local Home Builders Association you also retain membership in NYSBA and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). If you are a builder, remodeler, home improvement contractor, land developer or apartment owner or manager, these memberships ensure that your interests are taken care of at the Local, State and National levels of government. Membership also allows you to keep up to date on the latest industry information and obtain other member-only products and services. If you are an associate who has a product or service of interest to the building and remodeling industries, membership is an excellent way to get involved in the industry that is your customer base. NYSBA – Chartered in 1951, NYSBA consists of 16 local affiliateand 3,500 members. NYSBA ensures that the interests of the residential building and remodeling industries are represented in Albany; giving you a voice in state government through legislative, regulatory and litigation efforts. In addition to this, NYSBA serves as a clearinghouse for industry information and provides member companies with tangible insurance andprograms that enhance the way members live their lives and manage their businesses. You will quickly find the resources available to you through your membership to be the most valuable investment you can make in yourself and your business. For more information about NYSBA, please contact: Phone: 518-465-2492, 110 Fax: 518-465-0635 Email: [email protected] or visit www.nysba.com

The Electrocoat Association's Primary Objectives are Geared Toward Growth and Expansion of Electrocoating Technology: We know there are many products being coated with various coating materials that could or should be electrocoated, and the reasons are many. Maybe the product is complex and you need it to be coated in recessed areas with the same film thickness. Maybe it needs excellent corrosion resistance. And maybe you want to increase your bottom line. Whatever your particular reason, we are here to tell you that electrocoating is economical, environmentally friendly and a viable coating option whether it's used as a stand alone finish or in conjunction with another coating material. Association membership is designed to meet the diverse needs of the industry on all levels. If you work in the finishingand use electrocoating or are considering using it, you should be a member! ECA membership includes: Line Operators • Custom Coaters • Captive Shop Finishers • Finishing Engineers • Manufacturing Engineers • Suppliers of Coatings, Chemicals, Application Equipment, Ancillary Equipment • Consultants • Distributors • Environmental Engineers • Business Executives and Managers • Senior-Level Decision Makers • Students By joining the industry's premier educational, technological and interactive resource, you'll stay on the cutting edge of today's constantly changing and challenging coatings environment. Members are committed to total quality in their products and services; in the safety of their own and customers' work forces; and in the protection of the environment. The Electrocoat Association provides more ways than ever to enhance your professional development and increase your business opportunities through Referrals of prospective customers-sent directly to you on a monthly or more frequent basis.

ACC Greater Philadelphia Chapter serves ACC members in the Delaware Valley, covering the regions of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and the entire State of Delaware. The chapter includes Philadelphia and the surrounding counties in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and also has a substantial membership base in Wilmington, Delaware and in the Lehigh Valley area. The ACC is the world’s largest organization serving the professional andinterests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations,and other private-sector organizations around the globe.

Founded in 1954, the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association (MBA) is a voluntary trade association representing over 200 over-the-air broadcasters in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. One of the MBA's key responsibilities is to assist members with broadcast industry related and generalrelated challenges. We offer educational seminars, legal hotlines, lobbying representation (in Massachusetts and in Washington, D.C.), the opportunity to network with other broadcasters, as well as a platform to provide broadcasters with the most up-to-date industry news and trends. The MBA also works to promote careers in broadcasting as exciting and fulfilling career choices. Via an online job bank at massbroadcasters.org, the MBA works together with broadcasters throughout the state and surrounding states to disseminate job postings and applicant resumes to broadcasters and the public. The MBA office also maintains a file of hard copy resumes of those who do not have access to computers and the Internet. As a member of the National Alliance of State Broadcasters'(NASBA), the MBA works closely with sister associations throughout the country to bring new ideas and the latest services to our membership.

The Pharma & Biopharma Outsourcing Association (PBOA) is a non-profit trade association that represents the needs and interests of pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs) and Contract Development & Manufacturing Organizations (CDMOs) that operate in or sell into the U.S. Our members provide the services that help the pharma and biopharma industry develop and manufacture drugs, biologics, vaccines, and other treatments safely and cost effectively. As an association of pharma and biopharma CDMOs, we work collaboratively to • Advocate and represent our industry before regulatory, governmental, and legislative bodies, keeping our members informed of relevant developments • Educate our members, customers, the general public and other stakeholders on the value that we bring to the development and manufacture of therapeutics • Advance common industry goals and interests PBOA will provide advocacy for the legislation that impacts the health of the CMO/CDMO industry, and build relationships with government officials, agencies and other tradeto protect and strengthen our industry. Member companies will be able to help steer our agenda and benefit from direct interaction with regulators and legislators. We will help facilitate interaction with state and federal legislators, including potential facility visits by state and federal Representatives. Members can serve on PBOA committees and propose special interest groups to advance the goals of specific CMO/CDMO sectors. They can also contribute to position papers and industry comments, as well as participate in ourSolutions partnerships.

The Michigan Grain Dealers Association, the forerunner of the Michigan Agri-Business Association was formed on June 25, 1903. Though over the years the Association’s name has changed reflecting the merger of other, including the Michigan Agrichemical and Fertilizer Association in 1990, the primary interests of the group have been consistent and clear; to further the development and prosperity of businesses engaged in agriculture! Today representatives of the organization are seen often in the Michigan Capitol meeting with legislators, working with various state agencies, or even in the halls of the United States Capitol making sure that members interests are not overlooked, and that Michigan’s agri-business community is heard on important issues! The Michigan Agri-Business Association is also a strong supporter of education and informational programs on a wide variety of topics throughout the year. Ranging from grain grading schools to personnel management, the Board of Directors of the Association is firmly committed to making sure that members have the opportunity to learn the latest on any subject that may affect them, and their business. The Association sponsors an Annual Winter Conference and Trade Show, Summer Conference and each year publishes a directory regarded as the authority on who’s who in Michigan Agriculture. Members of the Association have access to all these activities, are encouraged to become involved in committees as they choose and are kept up to date on the latest issues and happenings with timely and informative publications.

Formerly known as the Madison Marketing Association, AMA JMU is a nationally ranked collegiate chapter of the American Marketing Association founded in 1982. We are a student-run, non-profit association with the purpose of providing our members opportunities to further theirprofessional education and connections through guest speakers, community service/social events, and open forums with JMU faculty and marketing professionals. Additionally, our mission is to provide opportunities to learn and implement marketing principles in fundraisers, our annual Networking Banquet, and in the American Marketing Association’s International Collegiate Conference. The American Marketing Association, one of the largest professionalfor marketers, has 38,000 members worldwide in every area of marketing. For over six decades the AMA has been the leading source for information, knowledge sharing and development in the marketing profession. It is a professional association for individuals and organizations involved in the practice, teaching and study of marketing worldwide.

CO-ACC is the Central Ohio chapter of Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) - the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations,and other private-sector organizations around the globe.