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The Northwest Organization of Nurse Leaders (NWONL) is a prestigious and influential organization dedicated to advancing the impact of Nurse Leadership in the Pacific Northwest. With over 130 healthcare organizations represented, NWONL brings together Nurse Leaders from Alaska, Oregon, and Washington to drive healthcare delivery and advancement. From executive and board-level positions to front-line Nurse Managers, NWONL's leaders actively serve in over 60 unique roles across the healthcare development and delivery spectrum. Since its establishment in 1987, NWONL has been the original and only Nurse-driven organization exclusively focused on promoting powerful, influential, and exceptionally effective Nurse Leaders. Through their annual conferences, educational events, and mentorship programs, NWONL provides valuable resources and networking opportunities for Nurse Leaders to enhance their professional development and make a lasting impact on healthcare in the region.Generated from the website

About NWCB The Northwest Wall and Ceiling Bureau ( NWCB ) is an international, nonproprietary trade association for the wall and ceiling industry. It is a proactive organization that encompasses all the wall and ceiling industry products and systems available for interior and exterior construction. The membership of the NWCB consists of subcontractors, manufacturers, suppliers, labor organizations and other professionals in the wall and ceiling industry in the Northwestern United States and Western Canada. The NWCB provides its members a wide array of services to help them run their businesses more effectively and to keep abreast of the developments that will affect them. The NWCB works closely with architects, code bodies, specifiers and construction professionals on the proper design and application of the products in the industry. It is a trusted source for industry standards and recommendations. The NWCB's trained technical staff frequently conducts pre-construction meetings, review of construction documents and educational programs. The NWCB has 8 local chapters in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba. The local organizations coordinate a variety of activities ranging from informative membership meetings to effective educational programs and fun social events. Once a year, the NWCB brings wall and ceiling industry professionals together for a convention and trade show, which is one of the most highly anticipated wall and ceiling industry events. The convention is an opportunity for people to meet each other face to face in a relaxed setting, learn from informative speakers and see the latest products, systems and tools available.

The At-Sea Processors Association (APA) is a trade association representing six companies that own and operate 16 U.S.-flag catcher processor vessels participating in the Alaska pollock fishery and west coast Pacific whiting fishery. These fisheries, which are well managed and abundant, contribute to over one-third of all fish harvested in the U.S. annually, with a focus on employing a precautionary approach to ensure sustainable fish stocks for the future. Generated from their website's infomation