New York State Court Clerks Association

The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, also known as DCLA, supports and strengthens New York City's cultural life. It ensures adequate public funding for nonprofit cultural organizations. The department represents and serves various nonprofit cultural organizations that deal with visual, literary and performing arts. The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs also represents public-oriented science and humanities institutions, including zoos, botanical gardens and historic and preservation societies. Its Capital Projects Unit provides capital design, construction and equipment funds for several institutions in New York. The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs operates through human resource, information technology, administration and finance divisions. The department is located in New York City.

The Spain-U.S. Chamber of Commerce in New York fosters business growth by connecting companies through a range of services, including market research, trade missions, and targeted marketing platforms. With over 400 member companies and a focus on creating effective networking opportunities, the Chamber plays a vital role in supporting the expansion of Spanish and U.S. businesses. In addition to offering office space and acting as a U.S. agent for Spanish companies before the Food and Drug Administration, the Chamber provides resources such as a job bank and assistance with the J-1 Visa program for interns and trainees. The organization hosts approximately 50 events yearly to promote collaboration and knowledge sharing among its members. Generated from the website