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CTIA is the voice of the wireless industry, representing its members in a constant dialogue with policy makers in the executive branch of government, in the Federal Communications Commission and in Congress. CTIA's industry committees provide leadership in the area of taxation, roaming, safety, regulations, fraud and technology. CTIA distributes timely, factual and reliable information to members, policymakers, the investment community, customers and the news media on the latest policy and technical developments. The company also coordinates the industry s efforts to be responsible and responsive to concerns about wireless health and product usage issues. The agency was founded in 1984 and is located in Washington, D.C.

The National Cotton Council Inc., located in Washington, DC, serves as a pivotal organization in the cotton industry, emphasizing the quality and sustainability of U.S. cotton. Through innovative programs and data intelligence, they aim to enhance productivity while offering education and support to businesses invested in cotton. COTTON USA, a flagship initiative of the Council, provides a suite of services including the COTTON USA Mill Performance Index and the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol, designed to measure sustainability and operational efficiency. With a commitment to delivering high-quality products and superior service, they position themselves as a trusted partner within the global cotton market. Generated from the website

The Small Environmental Business Action Coalition (SEBAC) serves as a unifying voice for small environmental businesses across the nation, addressing federal government contracting issues that impact their operations. Membership includes a diverse range of small businesses, including those that are small disadvantaged, 8(a), HUBZone certified, women-owned, veteran-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and Native American-owned, all engaged in various aspects of environmental work. SEBAC's primary goal is to communicate the capabilities of its members to federal agencies, emphasizing their efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and timely service, often outperforming larger competitors. The coalition is dedicated to serving the small business community, ensuring that members are recognized for the quality of their work and the contributions they make to the environmental industry. Generated from the website