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The Great Lakes Fishery Commission, established in 1955 through the Canada-U.S. Convention on Great Lakes Fisheries, is dedicated to coordinating fisheries research, controlling the invasive sea lamprey, and promoting collaborative fishery management among various governmental and tribal agencies. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the commission plays a vital role in preserving the health of the Great Lakes ecosystem through science and cooperative efforts. Within its multifaceted approach, the Commission focuses on projects such as the Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation System and Coregonine Restoration Initiative while actively engaging in the fight against invasive species. Their work not only informs management strategies but also fosters public awareness and education regarding the challenges facing the Great Lakes fishery. Generated from the website

The Hope Foundation for Cancer Research is dedicated to exclusively funding the endeavors of the SWOG Cancer Research Network. While direct financial aid for patients is not within our scope, we provide vital support to SWOG members engaged in groundbreaking cancer research. Our commitment lies in propelling the advancement of innovative cancer treatment methodologies and fostering the growth of early career investigators through various programs such as the Dr. Charles A. Coltman, Jr. Fellowship Program and the Virtual Grant Writing Workshop. By facilitating opportunities for mentorship, education, and funding, we aim to catalyze impactful contributions to the field of oncology for the betterment of individuals affected by cancer. The Hope Foundation stands as a vital pillar in the collaborative efforts to drive progress in cancer research. Generated from the website content

Michigan Municipal League is a nonprofit foundation that supports local government leadership and development. Through advocacy at the state and federal level, the league represents municipalities to help them sustain livable, desirable and unique places within the state. Michigan Municipal League advocates on behalf of its members, including cities, villages and urban townships in Washington, D.C. The league offers several consulting services, including a range of management consulting projects with a primary focus on human resources. It provides technical assistance, promotes state and federal legislation to benefit the membership and serves local government entities throughout the United States. Michigan Municipal League offers classification and compensation systems, benefits analysis, personnel policies review and development and executive search services. It is located in Ann Arbor, Mich.