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The Alberta Assessors Association (AAA) is a professional organization dedicated to individuals involved in the property valuation and assessment field for municipal tax purposes. Established in 1962, the AAA aims to support its members through various resources, training programs, and events, ensuring they meet the high standards required in the profession. As a regulated body, the association offers several membership categories, allowing professionals at different stages in their careers to gain recognition, such as the Accredited Municipal Assessor of Alberta (AMAA) designation. This accreditation is acknowledged not only within Alberta but also in other Canadian provinces, facilitating career mobility for assessors across the nation. Generated from the website

Settlement Investment Corporation (SIC) serves the business community of the eight Métis settlements in Alberta by providing products and services that promote developmental, business-driven economic development. SIC enables access to capital through diverse tailored developmental debt financing and builds the management capacity and business skills of its clients through business planning, mentoring, and management support services. Establishing partnerships with other Aboriginal public and private sector partners, SIC enhances developmental financing and support services available to its clients. Managing and delivering related public and private sector programs and services, SIC has supported over 661 businesses with a disbursed amount of $39 million since January 1, 1999, fostering growth and success within the Métis settlements. Generated from their website

The Quality Control Council of Canada, based in Edmonton, AB, is a professional organization dedicated to ensuring quality standards are met in various industries. They provide certification, training, and guidance to help businesses maintain high levels of quality in their products and services. With a focus on promoting best practices and continuous improvement, the Quality Control Council of Canada plays a crucial role in upholding quality standards across different sectors. Their expertise and resources help companies enhance their quality control processes and achieve excellence in their operations. Generated from their business information