AIA Central Washington

Washington State Association of Broadcasters, located in Olympia, WA, is a professional organization dedicated to serving and advocating for the broadcasting industry. They offer a range of benefits to their members, including access to legislative newsletters, educational programs, and networking opportunities. With a focus on fostering a community of broadcasters, WSAB provides resources on a variety of topics such as political broadcasting, advertising regulations, and emergency broadcast procedures. Their commitment to excellence is reflected in the recognition of industry leaders through the WSAB Hall of Fame and Broadcaster of the Year awards. Generated from the website content

The first four members of WFPA were Merrill & Ring Company, Port Blakely Tree Farms, Weyerhaeuser Company, and Simpson Resource Company ( now known as Green Diamond Resource Company ). And considering that our organization was formed in 1908, it's quite impressive that all four timber companies have been members for a century. Washington Forest Protection Association ( WFPA ) is a trade association representing private forest landowners in Washington State. Our members are large and small companies, individuals and families who grow, harvest and re-grow trees on more than about 4 million acres. Today we operate in multiple arenas: predominately public policy and regulations, public information, K-12 environmental education, taxation, and with the legislature. WFPA members are committed to advancing sustainable forestry in Washington State to provide forest products and environmental benefits for the public. We establish balanced forest policies that encourage investment in forestland, protection of fish, water and wildlife and promote responsible forest management as a preferred land use. WFPA was founded in 1908 to protect private forestland from wildfire under the name of Washington Forest Fire Association ( WFFA ). In the spring of 1908, leaders in the timber business, mailed 800 letters to timberland owners inviting them to form a voluntary association to suppress forest fires. Twenty-two companies responded and formed the WFFA. Then in 1958, the association switched its name to Washington Forest Protection Association.

The Washington Asphalt Pavement Association (WEA) is the largest representative of public school employees in Washington, advocating for the rights and interests of its members. With a strong presence in Olympia, the WEA works tirelessly to ensure that public school employees are supported and empowered in their roles within the education system. Generated from their website's infomation