Texas Association-Manufactures

AIA Austin is a prominent organization in the field of architecture, offering a wide range of programs and resources for professionals and enthusiasts alike. From design awards and conferences to committee meetings and advocacy initiatives, AIA Austin plays a vital role in shaping the architectural landscape of Austin, TX. With a focus on design excellence, education, and equitable practice, AIA Austin provides a platform for architects to collaborate, learn, and showcase their work through events like the Homes Tour and Design Excellence Conference. Through its various committees and programs, AIA Austin fosters a vibrant community dedicated to advancing the practice of architecture in the region.Generated from the website

The Texas Association of Health Plans (TAHP) is a leading statewide trade association representing health insurers, Medicaid plans, Medicare Advantage plans, and other related healthcare entities operating in Texas. With a team of experienced healthcare policy experts, TAHP has been at the forefront of improving accessibility, value, and quality of healthcare in Texas for over three decades. Under the leadership of CEO Jamie Dudensing, a dedicated advocate for public and private health plans, TAHP is committed to enhancing consumer choice, affordability, and access to quality healthcare for all Texans. With a strong focus on legislative strategies and policy implementation, TAHP collaborates with state agencies and legislators to shape and improve healthcare policies in Texas.Generated from the website

Founded in 1984, Executive Association Management, Inc is one of the most dynamic trade association management firms in Texas. An employee-owned company, we provide the entire spectrum of professional management services, handling every detail of an association's administration directly from our offices in Austin, Texas. The basic concept under which we operate is one of shared trust and integrity. It is our goal to establish a long-term relationship with our clients. A trade association is founded for one primary reason: to serve its members and its industry. For this, your association needs leadership, stability, and above all, effective management. Association members rely on you and your staff for the efficient and effective management of association services, and for advocacy of their industry's needs. Association offices, equipment, dedicated management and support staff, computer systems, and back-up personnel must all be integrated. The day-to-day management alone can be challenging, complex' and very time-consuming.