Environmental Technology Council

The US-ASEAN Business Council is one of the premiere advocacy organizations for U.S. corporations operating within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). ASEAN represents nearly 600 million people throughout the world. The council's members include some of the largest U.S. companies working in ASEAN, as well as companies in Southeast Asia. Its members can gain insight into regional opportunities, as well as receive individual support for ASEAN operations from the council. The US-ASEAN Business Council's working groups include Information Communication Technology, Customs, Corporate Citizenship, Defense and Energy, among others.

Credit Builders Alliance Inc. (CBA) serves as a vital bridge between equity-focused nonprofits and credit bureaus, aiming to help individuals with poor or no credit access mainstream financial systems. Through its platform, CBA provides a range of services, including training, professional development, and tools for reporting loan payments, all designed to empower organizations and their clients in building credit as an asset. Membership with CBA offers access to discounted credit reports, a network of over 600 mission-driven organizations, and various resources to enhance credit-building programs. The organization emphasizes the importance of credit as a measure of financial health and economic mobility, supporting practitioners in expanding their knowledge and capacity to foster inclusion for their clients. Generated from the website

Founded in 1965, American Academy of Actuaries is a professional organization that represents all actuaries from every practice area. The academy establishes and maintains actuarial qualification, practice and conduct and represents the profession before the federal and state governments. It also assists in shaping public policy by providing lawmakers and industry leaders with information, analysis and education. The academy works towards promoting public awareness and recognition of the actuary's role in society through the dissemination of information, testimony on Capitol Hill and speeches at meetings and actuarial clubs throughout the country. The academy is based in Washington, D.C.