The Wisconsin Hospital Association advocates on behalf of its members who provide high quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare services -- resulting in healthier Wisconsin communities. WHA keeps members informed of important local and national legislative issues, interprets clinical and quality issues for members, provides up-to-date educational information, and encourages participation in Association activities.

Publishes the Journal of Neurosurgery and related journals: Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics, and Neurosurgical Focus. Since 1944 the Journal of Neurosurgery has been recognized worldwide for its authoritative articles on scientific and medical advances, including clinical and laboratory research, innovative surgical techniques and instruments, and much more. It is the mostly highly cited journal in neurosurgery. The Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine focuses on neurosurgical approaches to treatment of diseases and disorders of the spine. An independent journal since 2004, it was created in recognition of the vast role spine surgery plays in neurosurgical practice. An independent journal since January 2008, the Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics focuses on diseases and disorders of the central nervous system and spine in children, offering articles on preclinical and clinical research as well as case reports and technical notes. Neurosurgical Focus, an online-only free-access journal, covers a different neurosurgery-related topic in depth each month. Enhanced by video clips, each issue constitutes a state-of-the-art "textbook chapter" in the field of neurosurgery. The Journal of Neurosurgery Publishing Group is the scholarly journal division of the American Association of Neurosurgeons, an association dedicated to advancing the specialty of neurological surgery in order to promote the highest quality of patient care.

The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Family Foundation empowers the rising generation of Americans to lead flourishing lives. In 1959, Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern founded what became Generac Power Systems, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of complete engine-driven power generator systems. After selling a division of Generac in 1998, the Kerns established the Kern Family Foundation. The Foundation focuses on efforts that have long-term, systemic impact. The Kern Family Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals.

Edgewood Campus School is a primary/secondary education company based out of 829 Edgewood College Dr, Madison, Wisconsin, United States.

MORE THAN 100 YEARS STRONG, MSCI IS THE BROADEST-BASED NOT-FOR-PROFIT ASSOCIATION SERVING THE INDUSTRIAL METALS INDUSTRY The Metals Service Center Institute (MSCI) is a North American trade association that supports and represents the broadest representation of the metals value chain, including metals producers, distributors, processors, and to a lesser extent, the interests of metals users. Because its primary membership consists of metals service centers—businesses that inventory and distribute metals for industrial customers and perform first stage processing—MSCI is ideally situated to identify and respond to the networking, educational, public policy, and research needs of the entire metals community. MSCI’s mission is to promote the health of the metals industry, providing member companies with a broad range of strategic and tactical information they cannot get anywhere else. We are the primary resource for the most accurate and reliable metals-focused economic trends data, for original industry and economic insight and perspective, and for leadership education and executive training. MSCI creates a business community where members can grow and prosper together. The metals value chain generates more than $620 billion in economic activity in the United States and is directly responsible for sustaining 1.3 million jobs and nearly $103 billion in wages. MSCI member companies operate in more than 2,000 locations throughout North America. For the last 109 years, MSCI has provided a vision and a voice to the metals industry, along with the tools and perspective necessary for a more successful business. Join us today by visiting www.MSCI.org.

Since 1902, the Steel Founders’ Society of America (SFSA) has represented the interests of steel foundries in the United States and abroad. SFSA membership is available to any foundry organization that manufactures steel castings. Members benefit from SFSA’s experience in steel technology development programs, market development, representing the industry globally in regulatory and specification development, and providing timely business information and state-of-the-art training.

The Wisconsin Restaurant Association (WRA) supports the foodservice industry with services and tools to be successful through advocacy, education and communication. As a not-for-profit trade association, WRA represents 1000s of food, beverage and hospitality businesses covering virtually every size and style of establishment. www.wirestaurant.org The Midwest Foodservice Expo -- produced by WRA each March -- is a can't miss industry event featuring exhibits, competitions, well-known speakers, networking events and valuable business training. www.everythingfoodservice.org The WRA Education Foundation -- WRA's 501(c)(3) non-profit -- promotes food service as a professional career path, attracts and educates future leaders and provides affordable, quality training and education for the industry. Programs include: ServSafe® food safety and bartender certification, ProStart® program for high schools, scholarships and endowments, workforce development and educational seminars. The future of the industry starts here. www.wirestaurant.org/ef/index.php

The American Foundry Society (AFS) is a non-profit association serving members of the metalcasting supply chain both in the United States and abroad. Through various resources, AFS provides members with advocacy coordination and efforts in Washington, D.C., ongoing technical education through its Institute, as well as the transfer of innovative research and technology to the industry, its suppliers and those who buy castings. Membership is individual or corporate and is made up of three markets, including: metalcasters and producers of metal cast parts; metalcasting suppliers and casting buyers/original equipment manufacturers (OEM’s). Student membership is also extended to future leaders of the metalcasting industry at a nominal cost. The society was founded in 1896 and serves more than 700 corporate members and close to 8,000 individual members including metalcasting suppliers and OEM facilities in more than 41 countries worldwide, covering all metalcasting processes and materials.

The Illinois Manufacturers'​ Association is the oldest and largest state manufacturers association in the U.S. Representing more than 4,000 manufacturers, the IMA is the Voice of Manufacturing in Illinois. Mission Since 1893 the mission of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association has been to strengthen the economic, social, environmental and governmental conditions solely for manufacturing and allied enterprises in Illinois to enlarge the business base and increase employment opportunities. Company Overview The Illinois Manufacturers'​ Association is the oldest and largest state manufacturers association in the U.S. Representing more than 4,000 manufacturers, the IMA is the Voice of Manufacturing in Illinois. With you as part of our membership team, we represent a strong, united front in our pro-business legislative agenda. Participation in the IMA is crucial to our success. We thank you for joining our team and look forward to working with you. More information about the advantages of joining the IMA can be found online at the links below.

The Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants (WICPA) is the premier Wisconsin organization representing CPAs, accounting and business professionals. The WICPA serves the diverse needs of its members; enhances professional competency; promotes the value of members and the profession; advocates on behalf of the profession; and builds community among members.

The Great Books Foundation helps create a world of readers and thinkers of all ages. * We create reading and discussion programs for students and adults in the conviction that literacy and critical thinking help people of all ages become more knowledgeable, reflective, and engaged citizens. * We teach preK–12 students in Great Books programs how to think critically—sparking a passion for literature and ideas through the discussion of fiction, poetry, drama, and nonfiction. * We provide instruction for teachers, parents, and adult volunteers in Shared Inquiry™, a method of teaching and learning developed by Great Books that promotes close reading, careful questioning, active listening, and the respectful exchange of ideas. * We create partnerships with educational and community organizations to advance reading and discussion as a means for exploring shared concerns and common ground.

Founded in 1936 to facilitate education and research, innovation, advocacy the American Epilepsy Society unites physicians, health care professionals, scientists, advocates, and others interested in the care and treatment of epilepsy. Supporting epilepsy professionals through continuing education, career development, and mentoring remains at the core of American Epilepsy Society’s mission. Furthermore, AES promotes both basic and clinical research at the vanguard of diagnosing, treating, and curing epilepsy. AES develops and disseminates tools to encourage evidence-based guidelines and best practices to improve care for patients suffering from epilepsy. Lastly, AES endeavors to improve public awareness of epilepsy and its impact to increase public policy and institutional support for the one in 26 Americans that will suffer from epilepsy during their lifetime.