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The International Trademark Association, also known as INTA, is a nonprofit membership organization of more than 5,500 trademark owners and professionals. Founded in 1878, it provides support and advancement services for trademarks and related intellectual properties. The International Trademark Association conducts educational and training programs to provide practical analysis for a variety of trademark issues. The organization sponsors various workshops, seminars and annual meetings. It offers courses on trademark law that include the overview and survey of trademarks. The organization provides policy development and advocacy services. It works in association with national, regional and international intellectual property organizations. The organization encourages the adoption and adherence of trade agreements. With headquarters in New York City, the International Trademark Association also serves clients in Europe and China.

The Washington Heights Business Improvement District (WHBID) is a private not-for-profit organization established in 1983, dedicated to advocating for the small business community in Upper Manhattan. Its mission focuses on enhancing the district's appeal through supplemental sanitation services, economic development initiatives, marketing efforts, and beautification projects. WHBID collaborates with city agencies, local stakeholders, including elected officials, business owners, and residents, to foster a clean, safe, and vibrant commercial corridor. By working together, WHBID aims to elevate the overall development and attractiveness of the Washington Heights area. Generated from the website

Unified Vailsburg Services Organization, also known as UVSO, is a neighborhood-based human services and community development agency founded by local residents in 1972. It is a community of the representatives of various local groups to solve the neighborhood problems of Valisburg in Newark, N.J. The organization serves a daily average of more than 600 Vailsburg residents of all ages through a variety of programs. Its services include meals on wheels, congregate meals, special transportation, health screening and counseling, homemakers and home health aides, crisis intervention and family counseling, and infant, preschool and school-age child care centers. Unified Vailsburg Services Organization also runs a summer day camp and senior citizen center, as well as housing development, community and parent organizing programs.