North American Indian Association

Founded in 1904, American Concrete Institute is aims to increase concrete knowledge by conducting seminars, certification programs and publishing technical documents. The institute has nearly 15,000 members in more than 80 countries. It has produced more than 400 technical documents, reports, guides, specifications and codes for the best use of concrete and also conducts educational seminars each year. It provides certification programs for field technician, craftsman and laboratory technician. The institute has partnerships with the Chilean Cement and Concrete Institute, the Colombian Association for Earthquake Engineering, the Concrete Institute of Australia, the Concrete Society of Southern Africa, Japan Concrete Institute and the Swedish Concrete Association. Its bookstore provides various resources and materials in structural concrete and commentary. American Concrete Institute is headquartered in Farmington Hills, Mich.

The Economic Alliance for Michigan (EAM) is dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of Michigan's workforce through various initiatives, including employer toolkits and health purchaser forums. The organization also engages in projects focused on patient safety and maternity care, fostering collaboration among employers in the region. Recently, EAM experienced a security breach resulting in identity theft and compromised bank accounts, leading to the issuance of fraudulent checks. They are actively monitoring the situation and advise against attempting to deposit or cash any checks that appear to be from their organization. Generated from the website