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AeA
Advancing the business of technology, AeA is the nation’s largest high tech trade association. AeA represents more than 3,000 companies with 1.8 million employees. AeA’s primary purpose is to help our member companies make money and save money. Ae |
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Center For Nonprofit Management
The mission of the Center for Nonprofit Management is to build a stronger community by increasing the performance and impact of nonprofit organizations. |
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Capitol Telecommunications Professionals
The purpose of the CTP is to provide a forum for education and career development, exchange experience and information on key telecommunications topics, and enhance the professional stature and competitive advantage of our members. |
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Chinese Association for Science & Technology at Texas (CAST-TX)
The mission of CAST is to serve as a "bridge" between the United States and China for both personnel and information exchanges, and for the cooperation in science and technology, economic, trade and other areas, as well as to provide a platform for m |
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Dallas/Ft. Worth Technology Executive Networking Group (DFW-TENG)
The Dallas-Fort Worth Technology Executives Networking Group is comprised of senior-level Information Technology Executives who are knowledgeable, experienced and have access to a tremendous pool of intellectual capital. |
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Denver Telecom Professionals
DTP is a premier professional association that brings people together from companies and organizations within the telecommunications and technology industries. DTP’s membership covers all disciplines of this dynamic industry including executives, fi |
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Geek Meet
In February of 2000, Gregg Wetterman decided that North Texas needed a gathering place for the innovative, creative, and entrepreneurial of the technical world to gather and interact. A place that was casual and fun. GeekMeet was born. |
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Greater Dallas Chamber
The Greater Dallas Chamber is a dynamic alliance serving the business interests of the region. The root of our rich history dates back to the Board of Trade, established in 1874. The initial formation of the Chamber as it now exists occurre |
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iCity Tech Council
The iCity Tech Council (iCTC) is a partnership with the Greater Irving – Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce and area technology businesses and users to address technology issues relating to businesses, educational institutes and the community. |
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MIT Enterprise Forum of Dallas-Fort Worth
It is the mission of the MIT Enterprise Forum, as it was created in 1978 by the MIT Alumnae Association, to focus on the worldwide development of technology-oriented companies in their early stages, and to support their successful growth. Locally, th |
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North Dallas Chamber of Commerce
The North Dallas Chamber of Commerce is really all about more business. It's also all about more than business. This means that we take our role as community leaders very seriously while not taking ourselves too seriously. We are here to create a gre |
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Japan-External Trade Organization
JETRO (the Japan External Trade Organization) has 6 offices in the United States that provide information and support to American companies looking for successful entry and expansion in the Japanese market. JETRO provides a wide-range of services, |
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North Texas Enterprise Center for Medical Technology (NTEC, Inc.)
The North Texas Enterprise Center for Medical Technology (NTEC) was founded to assist entrepreneurs with the challenging task of starting and growing a new medical technology venture. The Center provides a broad base of support to entrepreneurs both |
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STARTech Foundation
The STARTech Foundation is a non-profit organization 501(c)(3) established to foster and promote a spirit of high-tech entrepreneurship by working with entrepreneurs and educating them in the business and technical aspects related to their high-tech |
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Tech Alliance of Dallas
In view of the current tech economy in DFW area and in order to reach out and assist tech professionals to revitalize their career goals, the leaders of six grass-root high technology organizations, along with University of Texas at Dallas, came toge |
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Tech Fort Worth
Tech Fort Worth (formerly Fort Worth MedTech Center), a privately funded non-profit business incubator founded in February 1998, provides specialized and industry-specific business assistance to technology start-up companies. The Incubator invests ti |
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Telecom Hub
TelecomHUB is the premier networking organization for Washington, D.C. area senior telecom and industry-related professionals. We provide a high quality forum for information exchange, education and networking. |
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Texas Venture Post, Inc. (TVP)
The Texas Venture Post, Inc. (TVP), is a non-profit corporation located in Dallas, Texas. TVP was formed to assist and encourage both entrepreneurial and investment activity in north Texas.
TVP assists in the investment process by providing resource |
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TiE - The Indus Entrepreneurs
TiE (Talent, Ideas and Enterprise) is a non-profit global organization of entrepreneurs, capital investors, researchers and educators from leading universities, and business and community leaders. It is dedicated to delivering education and networki |
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Telecom Society
The Telecom Society brings members together through friendships, a professional cooperation and respect that overcomes differences in discipline, cultures and geography. The goal of the organization is to provide its members with the tools that will |
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Telecom Corridor of the Richardson Chamber
More than 100 phone calls, 20-30 walk-ins and 50 pieces of mail are processed on a daily basis. In short, the Chamber is the business and information assistance center for Richardson, with a paramount goal of making business better for its membership |
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The Communications Group
Founded in 1998, The Communications Group is an informal, non-profit making group for decision makers in the communications industries. The aim of The Communications Group is to create an informal forum for individuals to discuss headline development |
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The Health Industry Council of the DFW Region
The Health Industry Council is a volunteer, non-profit organization, which serves to unify all components of the healthcare industry in the nine-county Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Its sole purpose is the support and promotion of the healthcare indu |
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United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Southwest Chapter
A group of distinguished Mexican and U.S. businessmen established the United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce (USMCOC) in 1973 as a 501 (c) (6) non-profit business association chartered in Washington D.C. The coalition of businessmen created a bilat |
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World Affairs Council of Greater Dallas
Since its founding in 1951, the Council's mission has been to increase international awareness in the Greater Dallas community by providing individuals with the opportunity to hear experts on globalization, international economics, and foreign policy |
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Washington Network Group
The Washington Network Group is an organization of professionals in business, finance, technology, foreign and government affairs. We are dedicated to helping our members advance their business and career objectives by facilitating special networking |
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World Affairs Council of Washington DC
Founded in 1980, the World Affairs Council of Washington, DC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to expanding public understanding of international issues. It has an active and diversified membership consisting of professionals from bu |
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