These major associations provide
excellent networking opportunities and support a rich dialogue
between industry and government.
WSA Business to Government
Special Interest Group
When & Where: meets quarterly in Seattle
The mission of the Business to Government Special Interest Group
(SIG) will be to foster open communications and cooperation between
the technology industry and various governmental entities by
serving as a forum and a clearinghouse for ongoing discussion,
information sharing and education for WSA members and government at
all levels – federal, state and local.
http://www.wsa.org/events/sig/detail.asp?sigID=50
AFCEA Northwest Pacific
Chapter
When & Where: meets quarterly in Seattle; also chapters in most cities
worldwide
AFCEA supports global security by providing an ethical
environment that encourages a cooperative relationship among civil
government agencies, the military and industry.
http://www.afcea.org/membership/chapters/chapterdb/chapter_detail.asp?Chapter_Number=152
West Sound Technology
Professionals Association
When & Where: meets on the Olympic Peninsula
The mission of WSTPA is to encourage and promote the
professional development of its members; vigorously pursue the
promotion of the Technology industry in the West Sound through the
creation of an environment favorable to the development and
implementation of efficient and effective technology and service;
and to interact with and educate the public and private sectors in
the areas of technology.
http://www.wstpa.org
Association for Federal
Information Resources Management
When & Where: meets monthly in Washington, D.C.
AFFIRM is a Washington, DC-based council of the American Council
for Technology (ACT), and is a non-profit, volunteer, educational
organization whose goal is to improve the management of information
within the Federal Government. Founded in 1979, its members include
IRM professionals from the Federal, academic, and private
sectors
http://www.affirm.org
Industry Advisory
Council
When & Where: meets monthly in Washington, D.C.
The mission of IAC is to bring industry and government
executives together to exchange information, support professional
development, improve communications, and build partnership and
trust, thereby enhancing government's ability to serve the
nation.
http://www.iaconline.org
Enlightened
relationships are the key to business and personal
success
The ability to work effectively with other organizations is a
critical component of any company’s success. We continue to enjoy
our relationship with several key industry/government associations
and the following service providers: