Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association

The Ohio Bankers League (OBL) is a professional organization based in Columbus, OH, dedicated to serving the needs of banks and financial institutions in Ohio. With a comprehensive range of programs and resources, OBL supports its members in areas such as compliance, leadership, lending, operations, and more. OBL offers professional development opportunities through seminars, webinars, and in-bank training, as well as access to a library of educational resources. Additionally, OBL provides products and services through its endorsed business partners, including valuation analytics and employee benefits. With a focus on advocacy and government relations, OBL works to promote the interests of the banking industry in Ohio.Generated from the website

Established in 1939, The United States Trotting Association helps in promoting the sport of harness racing. It maintains and disseminates racing information and records. The firm provides license to owners, trainers, drivers and officials. It serves as the registry for the standardbred breed. The firm offers various customer services, such as breeding, leasing, DNA typing, foal registration, and importing and exporting. It provides online services and offers discounts and a variety of membership programs. The firm supports various standardbred adoption programs. Its members are breeders, racehorse owners, trainers, drivers and track officials. The firm donates funds for research on a variety of health and safety issues. The United States Trotting Association is located in Columbus, Ohio.

Founded in 1948, the National Ground Water Association, formerly the National Water Well Association, is the industry organization for anyone affiliated with the ground water industry. A nonprofit organization, the association is comprised of more than 14,000 ground water professionals, including contractors, scientists, engineers, equipment manufacturers, and various industry vendors and suppliers. The organization s stated purpose is to provide guidance to members, government representatives and the public regarding the economic development, protection and management of the world's ground water resources. The association provides a wide variety of educational programs, including scholarships and fellowships, the annual Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Organic Chemicals in Ground Water Prevention, Detection, and Remediation conference, the annual NGWA Ground Water Expo, and a number of regional hydrogeological conferences and trade expositions. The National Ground Water Association operates from its headquarters in Westerville, Ohio.