National Systems Contractors Association

HistoryA 501c(6) non-profit, established in 1986 by Washington businesses people. The group is the successor to Washington Industries, Inc. that was a for-profit corporation established in the 1950s to help local industries to expand. WEDG has a 9 member board of directors and an executive director. Since 1996, the director has been Ed Raber. Since 2003, Washington County has been the southern half of the Iowa City MSA (metro area).SpecialtiesWEDG is a non-profit economic development organization in Washington County, Iowa. Our mission is to create and promote an environment for economic development. WEDG serves the needs of existing business and industry, as well as helping entrepreneurs and start-ups. We provide resource and referral services, and advocacy. WEDG also works closely with area local and state government. WASHINGTON. The Corridor's Southern Destination. Innovative Business - Creative Culture - Healthy Lifestyle

The Healthcare Quality Association on Accreditation (HQAA) is a leading organization in Waterloo, IA that specializes in HME accreditation standards, ensuring that HMEs and DMEs achieve high-quality standards, resulting in the highest-quality care services for patients and cost-savings for MCOs. With a philosophy centered on continuous quality improvement, HQAA sets a positive example for the entire healthcare industry, strengthening the service chain and the industry as a whole. By offering services such as accreditation renewal and the ACT Accreditation Continuation Toolkit, HQAA helps healthcare providers maintain high-quality standards and recognizes their commitment to excellence.Generated from the website

Junior Achievement of Eastern Iowa is a nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young individuals for success through financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurship education. By connecting resources, volunteers, and educational materials, the organization aims to empower students and create a lasting impact in the community. Through various initiatives, Junior Achievement supports teachers, schools, and parents with engaging materials and volunteer opportunities, ensuring that every student has the chance to dream about and plan for a bright future. Their commitment to expanding access to educational programs has reached thousands of students across the region, fostering an inclusive environment for learning and growth. Generated from the website