Carthage Institute

The Tunisian American Association of Young Professionals (TAYP) is a network of Tunisian American professionals dedicated to strengthening the economic, social, and cultural ties between Tunisia and the United States. Through various projects, networking opportunities, and engaging events, TAYP aims to empower individuals and businesses to foster new partnerships and drive positive change in both countries. TAYP organizes an annual retreat that brings together members and friends of the organization for a weekend of learning, networking, and community building. The retreat features guest speakers, panel discussions, and fun activities, such as a Gala Dinner and a guided tour of Harvard University. TAYP's mission is to promote economic growth and development following Tunisia's democratic transition, and they actively work towards achieving this goal through their initiatives and collaborations.Generated from the website

The Community Associations Institute, also known as CAI is a national membership association that provides information, tools and resources for homeowners and professionals who govern and manage community and condominium associations. Its members include community managers, volunteer homeowner leaders and other professionals. CAI conducts researches and organizes seminars and workshops. It also publishes magazines, periodicals and newsletters that provide information related to community associations management, governance and laws. CAI represents members before the state legislatures and federal agencies on issues, such as taxes, assessment collection, foreclosure, insurance, bankruptcy reform and fair housing. The Community Associations Institute is located in Alexandria, Va.

National Rural Electric Co-operative is a national service organization that represents the interests of cooperative electric utilities and the consumers they serve. Its board of directors oversees the association s activities and consists of 47 members, one from each state in which there is an electric distribution cooperative. Founded in 1942, NRECA was organized specifically to overcome World War II shortages of electric construction materials, to obtain insurance coverage for newly constructed rural electric cooperatives, and to mitigate wholesale power problems. Since those early days, NRECA has been an advocate for consumer-owned cooperatives on energy and operational issues as well as rural community and economic development. It now has more than 900 members that serve 37 million people in 47 states. Most of the 865 distribution systems are consumer-owned cooperatives while some are public power districts. National Rural Electric Co-operative is headquartered in Arlington, Va.