• Economic Development

• 4069.

New Mexico Economic Development Corporation

The Partnership is designated by the state to be the single-point-of-contact for helping businesses locate in New Mexico.

American Agri-Women Foundation

American Agri-Women is the largest national coalition of farm, ranch, & agribusiness women.

Eastern Minority Supplier Development Council

Our mission is to help minority owned businesses across Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware, grow for the benefit of the region and the communities wherein they reside.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 4072.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

TO PROVIDE THE MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL ELECTRICAL UNION WITH SERVICES AND BENEFITS.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 4073.

Fraternal Order of Police

D. C. Police Union represents the 3,000 officers, detectives and sergeants of the District of Columbia’s Metropolitan Police Department.

• Family Services

• 4074.

Child Care Advocates of Illinois

Promoting industry excellence by supporting providers in delivering high quality educational and wrap around services to children and their families Our goal is to provide insight to policy makers on the needs of minority families with children in c Signed in as fillergodaddy.

Detroit 2030 District Inc

TO CREATE HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING DISTRICTS BY REDUCING ENVIRONMENT IMPACT OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATIONS AND REDUCING THE CARBON FOOTPRINT IN URBAN COMMERCIAL CORES The 2030 Districts Network Leading the effort to create a new model forurban sustainability and shared economic growthWe are a global network of districts committed to makingmeaningful changes within cities that address climate change Linked In A Powerful Network The 2030 Districts Network was established to lead the effort to help newly forming Districts and to coordinate existing District resources and collaborations in cities across North America.

• Women's Rights

• 4076.

Association of Women in Intl Trade Inc

Promoting women, promoting trade. RT ≠ endorsement The Association of Women in International Trade (WIIT) is a professional association of members who share an interest and expertise in international trade TO ENHANCE THE CAREERS OF INDIVIDUALS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE BY OFFERING A BROAD RANGE OF SUBSTANTIVE PROGRAMS PERTAINING TO BOTH POLICY AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF TRADE; PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES AIMED AT ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF CAREER ADVANCEMENT AT ALL LEVELS, BOTH IN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS; UNDERTAKE INITIATIVES AIMED AT ENCOURAGING EMPLOYMENT, PARTICULARLY OF WOMEN IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE; ENHANCE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE; AND PROMOTE COMMON CAUSE AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AMONG INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYED IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE.

• Printing, Publishing

• 4077.

CAPITAL & MAIN

Investigating money, power and society.