The Foundation For Innovation & Internet Freedom

The Walter Kaitz Foundation is a national organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the media and entertainment industry. Through grant-making, advocacy, and research programs, they support initiatives that create opportunities and foster inclusion for diverse voices in the industry. With over $23 million in grants distributed since 2004, the foundation plays a crucial role in advancing equity and belonging in media and entertainment. Their annual fundraising dinner, Hollywood Creative Forum, courageous conversations, and media resources further contribute to their mission of creating a diverse work environment throughout the industry.Generated from the website

The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) is an international not-for-profit trade association based in Washington, DC, representing a diverse array of communications and technology firms. With over 50 years of advocacy, CCIA promotes open markets, open systems, and open networks, supporting its member companies which employ more than 1.6 million workers and invest over $100 billion in research and development. Founded in 1972 by seven tech company CEOs, CCIA has played a vital role in shaping tech and competition policy in the United States and beyond. The organization has been instrumental in numerous legislative and regulatory developments, fostering an environment that enables innovation and competition in the technology sector. Generated from the website

The National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) serves as the primary policy representative for wheat farmers in Washington, D.C., advocating for the interests of America's growers and the wheat industry. Founded over 70 years ago, NAWG collaborates with 20 state wheat grower organizations to enhance the industry's presence and influence at the national level. In addition to its advocacy role, NAWG operates alongside the National Wheat Foundation, focusing on educational initiatives and ensuring effective representation for wheat growers. With a strong commitment to advancing the welfare of the wheat sector, NAWG maintains constant communication with various stakeholders, including Congressional members and agricultural officials. Generated from the website