InternetAssociation
DECEMBER 1, 2020
This expansion is a significant addition to IA’s 50-state government affairs program and existing offices in California, Illinois, Washington State, and New York. The websites, apps, and services powered by IA’s members have an enormous positive benefit for all Americans, and the southern U.S.
Eric Lanke
JULY 31, 2017
I think I've mentioned Corner Office before -- an on-going series of interviews with CEOs of different companies and organizations that appears in The New York Times. I'm not a subscriber, but for some reason the RSS feed to the series just keeps working, plopping a new interview in my inbox every Monday morning. I like them.
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Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 15, 2017
News and World Report. Sydney Bennet of Apartment List noted that large coastal cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco tend to price themselves out of the market, leading smaller markets to be a better bet.
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 10, 2015
The group, with the help of the advertising firm Grey New York, has launched a new ad campaign called “Born on 9/11,” showing how the more than 13,000 American teenagers who started their lives that day see the event. Tennessee’s lieutenant governor, Ron Ramsey, will speak at the event on Friday, whole Rep.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 14, 2014
A coalition of music industry players is pushing for legislation in New York that would provide tax credits to in-state music professionals. New York has a tradition of supporting the arts through tax credits, but they’ve largely benefited filmmakers. Now the music industry wants a piece of the action.
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 11, 2014
So why did the organization choose Minneapolis over typically lavish, buzz-generating host cities like Las Vegas, New York, or Chicago? 14–16: The American Lighting Association is cranking up its wattage for its annual conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Now that’s a milestone.
SCD Group
JUNE 10, 2013
Coursera, a Silicon Valley-based company, is announcing today that it will partner with university systems in Colorado, Georgia, New York, Tennessee and Texas to develop and evaluate the potential of technology that is fueling dramatic changes in how higher education is designed and delivered.
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