• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 163.

Imperial Valley Economic Developement Corporation

As Imperial County’s official economic development organization, IVEDC promotes a robust and diversified economy by stimulating target industries.

GLOBAL CENTER FOR CULTURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Premier global accelerator for creators building companies.

BLUEGREEN ALLIANCE

https://t. co/Yp1nYozaZA Creating and maintaining quality jobs and build a cleaner, fairer economy.

• Human Service Organizations

• 166.

Collaborative Composite Solutions Corporation

Partnership of industry, universities, national labs, federal, state/local governments, sharing resources to accelerate dev & deployment of composites.

• Education N.E.C.

• 167.

Cabec Advantage

The purpose of CABEC is to further technical expertise and ethics throughcertification; to foster professional development through training, information,and peer exchange/networking; to represent and enhance the stature of its membersto the California Energy Commission and other political entities; and to encourageenergy efficiency and regulatory compliance throughout the energy consulting industry.

• Voluntary Employees Beneficiary Associations (Non-Government)

• 168.

Pacific Maritime Association Covid-19 Sick Leave Plan

PMA represents the world’s leading shipping lines and terminal operators at West Coast ports, a leading global gateway and powerful engine for the U.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 169.

THE ALLIANCE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Coordinating land, incentives and economic tools to facilitate and encourage economic development.

EAST COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

San Diego East County EDC fosters economic prosperity and enhances the quality of life in San Diego's East County.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 171.

ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY

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