Florida Independent Auto Dealer Association

The Florida Association of Insurance Agents (FAIA) is dedicated to serving the needs of insurance agents and consumers throughout Florida by promoting a competitive insurance environment. Through education, advocacy, and a variety of member resources, FAIA aims to enhance the professionalism and effectiveness of its members. FAIA offers a range of programs, including continuing education courses, advocacy resources, and member benefits tailored to support insurance agents in navigating the complexities of the modern insurance landscape. Additionally, the association fosters community engagement through events and initiatives designed to strengthen the insurance industry in Florida. Generated from the website

Big Bend Cares Inc is a nonprofit organization based in Tallahassee, Florida, dedicated to providing comprehensive support and education to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in the Big Bend region. They serve eight counties, including Gadsden, Jefferson, and Leon, and offer free and confidential rapid testing for HIV and syphilis to help individuals know their status quickly. With a mission to empower those living with HIV, Big Bend Cares fosters partnerships with local businesses and the community to enhance their outreach and services. The organization celebrates over 40 years of making a positive impact in the lives of its clients, offering resources such as housing assistance, transportation, and support programs. Generated from the website

HistoryAssociation for Geospatial ProfessionalsSpecialtiesFSMS was organized in order to represent the surveying and mapping profession in Florida and to aid and contribute to the standards of the profession, for the benefit of both the general public and members of the association. FSMS welcomes individuals from across all geospatial-related fields, including: photogrammetry, imagery, remote sensing, base mapping, cartography, geodesy, geomatics, geographic information, geospatial data, GPS, and GIS/LIS. One of our primary goals is to monitor proposed legislation and rule changes that affect the surveying and mapping profession. This is a vital function of our association and one of the many benefits provided to our members, along with frequent communication regarding recent news, advancements, and developments in the profession. Our Society serves as an invaluable professional network on the local, state, and national level. With 19 local chapters located throughout the state, members have the opportunity to meet and engage with individuals who face the same professional challenges that they do. This aspect of our organization fosters relationships and connections that ultimately enhance both the profession and the Society.