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The National Confectioners Association, originally established in the late 1800s in Chicago, is now based in a Georgetown office building on 30th Street NW in Washington, DC. Representing over 65 candy, chocolate, and gum manufacturers on a national and international scale, the association views candy not only as a sweet treat but also as a serious business endeavor. Generated from their available business information

Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the National Restaurant Association was founded in 1919 as a business association for the restaurant industry. It is also associated with the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation and has more than 55,000 member companies representing over 3 million restaurant establishments and food service outlets. Its membership base consists of various facets of the industry. The association s restaurant members represent table and quick service restaurant operators, restaurant chains, franchisees and independent restaurateurs. It also promotes various restaurant-related agenda on a variety of restaurant issues, such as wages, food safety and tip audits. Its educational foundation delivers trainings to restaurant and food service professionals. In addition, the National Restaurant Association and its Educational Foundation offers information to the restaurateurs to manage their businesses through its library, reports and research and publications.

The Association of Maternal Child Health Programs (AMCHP) is a national organization based in Washington, DC, serving as a vital resource, partner, and advocate for state public health leaders dedicated to improving the health of women, children, youth, families, and communities. AMCHP supports state maternal and child health programs by disseminating best practices, advocating in Washington, DC, providing technical assistance, convening leaders, and advising states to achieve the common goal of healthy children, families, and communities. AMCHP's membership includes directors of maternal and child health programs, leaders in programs for children with special health care needs, academic professionals, advocacy groups, community-based family health experts, and individuals with lived experiences. Through collaboration, leadership, and a commitment to health equity and social justice, AMCHP works towards fostering healthy communities and promoting the well-being of families across the nation.Generated from the website