Performance Marketing Association

Produce Marketing Associations, founded in 1949, is a nonprofit global trade association serving more than 2,000 members who market fresh fruits, vegetables, and related products worldwide. Its members are involved in the production, distribution, retail and foodservice sectors of the industry. The association s retail division represents retailers and their suppliers. Its foodservice division responds to the needs of restaurant, institution operators and their suppliers. The association offers various benefits to its members, including discounts on a variety of training and education products. It organizes various events, such as Fresh Summit, the Foodservice Conference, Tours and Expo, and the Retail Produce Solutions Conference. The association is funded by member dues, registration and exhibit fees, and sales of products and services. Produce Marketing Association is located in Newark, Del.

The National Association of Credit Management (NACM) is dedicated to supporting business credit and financial management professionals through a comprehensive network of education, resources, and advocacy. With a commitment to enhancing the careers of its members, NACM offers a range of high-quality products, services, and programs tailored to the needs of commercial creditors nationwide. NACM emphasizes the importance of education as the foundation for success in credit management, providing opportunities for professional development through certification programs, online courses, and live webinars. As the primary resource for credit professionals, NACM fosters a community of knowledge sharing and networking, ensuring members are well-equipped to navigate the evolving landscape of business credit. Generated from the website

International Reading Association, founded in 1956 and based in Newark, Del., was formed as a professional organization for those involved in teaching reading to learners of all ages. Its members are involved in promoting high levels of literacy by improving the quality of reading instruction, disseminating research and information about reading and encouraging lifetime reading habits. The organization reaches out to educators through a network of councils and affiliates. These organizations extend its membership to more than 300,000 reading professionals in over 90 countries. Special interest groups are available for those interested in specific topics in reading education, and Alpha Upsilon Alpha Honor Society chapters support education students preparing to enter the profession.