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Mass Bankers has been a devoted champion and supporter of Massachusetts banks since 1905. Banking has the power to change communities, one person at a time, one business at a time. By supporting our banks, we like to think we can change Massachusetts, too. Were here for banks to be there. Weve spent over a century creating resources, changing policy, and providing a common ground for banks in Massachusetts to be the best they can be. Because all of us can be better. Massachusetts banks provide support, education, and opportunity for the members of their communities. At Mass Bankers, our job is to make sure our member banks are able to do their best work. From providing educational resources to advocating for meaningful change, we make sure that banks in Massachusetts have all the tools they need to support the people around them. We support our member banks through: • Professional Development • Advocacy • Member Services • Community Website http://www.massbankers.org Phone 617-523-7595 Industry Banking Company size 11-50 employees 40 associated members Headquarters Boston, MA
The WSAVA represents more than 200,000 veterinarians worldwide through its 110 member associations and works to enhance standards of clinical care for companion animals. Its core activities include the development of WSAVA Global Guidelines in key areas of companion animal veterinary practice and lobbying on important issues affecting companion animal care worldwide.
The Federal Community Defender Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, an office within the Defender Association of Philadelphia, is the designated Federal Community Defender Organization for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Since its creation in 1972, the Federal Community Defender Office has been funded to render Defender Services to individuals who are unable to afford counsel and who are under investigation for, or charged with, violations of the laws of the United States, and to federal death-sentenced prisoners in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, when appointed. Upon appointment by the District Court or the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, the office provides representation for individuals who have been subpoenaed to appear before investigating Grand Juries, who are named defendants in criminal complaints, or who have been indicted by a Grand Jury. The representation, once undertaken, remains throughout the pendency of the proceedings, up to and including applications for relief to the Supreme Court of the United States. In addition, upon appointment, the office represents state and federal prisoners who are seeking relief by way of Habeas Corpus application in both the District Court and the Court of Appeals.
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