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Affinity Health Benefit Solutions For Your
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Affinity
Clients
Assurant Affinity Group Health Services has partnered with
over 195 associations nationwide. Take a look at
some of the national associations that have chosen to offer our
unique private labeled affinity solutions and superior
health benefit plans throughout the country:
Association Partners
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Professional Hockey Players' Association |
The Professional
Hockey Players' Association (PHPA) represents
professional hockey players in the American
Hockey League (AHL) and ECHL, respectively. The
AHL and ECHL are the top developmental leagues
for the National Hockey League and its Players.
Recognized by the U.S. National Labor Relations
Board as the bargaining unit for all Members
enrolled in the Association, the main function
of the PHPA is to negotiate, on behalf of its
Members, the terms of their respective
Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
A CBA is a document that governs all aspects of
a player's rights and responsibilities relative
to his employment with an AHL or ECHL Club. Some
of the negotiated provisions include health and
welfare benefits, training camp allowances,
play-off pools, travel and trade relocation
expenses, daily per diem, regular season and
play-off housing allowances and licensing
revenue.
Copies of the AHL or ECHL CBA are available at a
cost of $20 U.S. each. To obtain a copy, please
forward your request in writing, along with a
check, to: PHPA, CBA Request, One St. Paul
Street, Suite 701, St. Catharines, Ontario,
Canada, L2R 7L2. |
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National Trust For Historic Preservation -
300,000 Members |
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For more than 50
years, the National Trust has been helping
Americans protect the irreplaceable. A private
nonprofit organization with more than 300,000
members, the National Trust is the leader of the
vigorous preservation movement that is saving
the best of the country's past for the future.
The need for the National Trust
has increased since its founding in 1949. When
historic buildings and neighborhoods are torn
down or allowed to deteriorate, a part of our
past disappears forever. When that happens, we
lose history that helps us know who we are, and
we lose opportunities to live and work in the
kinds of interesting and attractive surroundings
that older buildings can provide. |
SFFMA - State Firemen & Fire Marshals'
Association of Texas - 20,000 Members
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The SFFMA is the ninth largest trade association
in Texas. The 126 year old organization is the
oldest and the largest fire service association
in the state. Membership includes 1100 fire
departments, 18,000 individual members, and over
80 industrial fire brigades. The cornerstone of
the organization is the Certification Program
for volunteer firefighters, which encourages
training, education and certification for all
volunteers. The SFFMA supports and sponsors the
world's largest fire training school, held each
summer at Texas A&M University, providing
instructors, scholarships to members, and
professional service on the Fire School's
Advisory Board.
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National Federation Of Independent Business -
600,000 Members |
The National
Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) is the
largest advocacy organization representing small
and independent businesses in Washington, D.C.
and all 50 state capitals. NFIB was ranked the
most influential business organization (and 3rd
overall), in "Washington's Power 25" survey
conducted by Fortune magazine.
NFIB's purpose is to impact public policy at the
state and federal level and be a key business
resource for small and independent business in
America. NFIB also gives its members a power in
the marketplace. By pooling the purchasing power
of its 600,000 members, the National Federation
of Independent Business gives members access to
many business products and services at
discounted costs. NFIB also provides timely
information designed to help small businesses
succeed.
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Trust For Insuring Educators - 1.5 Million
Members
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TIE was
established
30 years ago
in
cooperation
with three
educational
associations.
Individually,
these
associations
lacked large
numbers of
members and,
consequently,
buying
power. TIE
made it
possible for
member
organizations
to pool
their
memberships
and create a
large enough
base to
secure
competitive
insurance
plans and
rates.
Today, more
than 58
educational
associations
comprise
TIE.
Association
members
enjoy the
benefits of
mass
purchasing
power,
excellent
product
selection
and superior
customer
service |
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National Association Of Retail Marketing
Services - 5,000 Members
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The National
Association for Retail Merchandising Services
represent the Professional Merchandising Service
Industry on a national basis. Its members
perform well over $1 Billion in merchandising
services each year. The association promotes and
establishes the benefits associated with
merchandising service companies (MSCs), as well
as establishing industry standards for
merchandising performance. Its membership
includes: manufacturers with "in-house"
merchandising divisions, sales and marketing
companies with merchandising companies or
divisions and independent professional
merchandising service companies.
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International Society Of Home Inspectors -
12,000 Members
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Whether you are a homebuyer,
seller, professional home
inspector, real estate
professional or other
interested party, we invite
you to explore our site for
information about the home
inspection profession and
the importance of using an
ISHI Certified Member for
all your home inspection
needs. |
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ASCII
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The ASCII
Group, Inc., was founded in 1984 to represent
independent IT suppliers in the U.S. and Canada.
Today the organization is over 2,000 members
strong and growing. ASCII is comprised of
value-added resellers, systems integrators,
network consultants and other independent
retailers. Its members are committed to
providing competitive pricing (courtesy of
ASCII's volume buying discounts) and exemplary
service.
To find the closest ASCII dealer for your
information technology needs click
here.
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International
Cast Polymer Association
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Founded in
1974, the International Cast Polymer Association
is the nonprofit trade association representing
the industry's leading manufacturers, suppliers,
fabricators, and installers of cultured marble,
cultured granite, cultured onyx and solid
surface products used in the kitchen and bath
industry. ICPA is dedicated to promoting
recognition and demand for cast polymer
products, representing the industry on
legislative and regulatory issues, and
maintaining high standards of quality in cast
polymer products.
Visit their Web site at http://www.icpa-hq.org/
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International
Fabricare Institute
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The International
Fabricare Institute (IFI) has been the
premier international trade association for
garment care professionals since 1833. With a
membership of nearly 8,000 drycleaners,
wetcleaners, launderers, apparel and textile
manufacturers, suppliers, and other
practitioners in the fabricare industry, IFI is
the world's leading professional garment care
organization. IFI's balanced representation of
cleaning entities, both large and small, makes
it the industry voice.
Through legislative and regulatory policy
development, education, professional training,
information, garment analysis, research, and
textile testing, IFI offers solutions to help
member businesses remain on the competitive
edge.
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Association
of Water Technologies
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The Association
of Water Technologies (AWT) is a non-profit
trade organization representing hundreds of
regional water treatment companies throughout
the United States and internationally. These
full-service companies specialize in the
application of chemical water treatments for
industrial and commercial cooling and heating
systems.
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The
National Association of Mortgage Brokers
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The
National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB)
is the voice of the mortgage broker industry
with more than 13,000 members and 46 affiliated
state associations throughout the country. NAMB
provides education, certification, and
governmental affairs representation for the
mortgage broker industry, which originates more
than half of all residential loans in the United
States.
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Forum
Of Regional Associations Of Grantmakers
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The
Forum Of Regional Associations Of Grantmakers
is a
national network of local leaders and
organizations across the United States that
support effective charitable giving. The
Forum’s network focuses on the philanthropy of
the city, state, and multi-state areas of the
U.S. and encompasses 29 regional
associations of grantmakers. These regional
associations collectively represent more than
4,000 grantmakers and others interested in
philanthropy.
Through our
national office in Washington, DC and through
our network of member associations and other
regional coalitions that cover all 50 states,
the Forum works to:
- EXPAND
philanthropy …
engage more people and organizations in
giving
- ENHANCE
philanthropy …
strengthen the effectiveness of those
already engaged
- EXPLAIN
philanthropy …
provide reliable unbiased information about
regional giving
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AAHomecare
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AAHomecare
is the unified voice for the entire homecare
industry with more than 3,000 member sites, most
of which are small companies. AAHomecare is the
only all-inclusive national association
representing the breadth of homecare providers,
including home health nursing services, home
medical equipment, infusion and respiratory
therapy, and rehabilitative and assistive
technologies.
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International
Sign Association
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International
Sign Association (ISA) is a 2,000 member
organization composed of manufacturers, users,
and suppliers of on-premise signs and sign
products produced by more than 400,000 employees
in all 50 states and 69 foreign countries. ISA
exists to support, promote and improve the $30
billion-a-year sign industry, which sustains the
nation's nearly $3 trillion-a-year retail
industry.
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United
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association
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The
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association's
mission is to promote the growth and success of
produce companies and their partners. United's
members include growers, shippers, processors,
brokers, wholesalers and distributors of
produce, retail and foodservice produce buyers,
and industry suppliers. United provides the
leadership to shape business, trade and public
policies that drive the produce industry;
provides a fair and balanced forum to promote
business solutions; helps build strong
partnerships among all segments of the industry,
promotes increased produce consumption; and
provides scientific and technical expertise
essential to competing effectively in today's
marketplace.
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For
more information about NFIB's Association
Partner Program, click
here.
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