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AeA, founded in 1943, is a nationwide trade association that represents over 2,500 high-tech companies. The AeA Potomac Council serves member companies in Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Virginia, Washington, DC and West Virginia. As an AeA Potomac Council member you have full range of all of AeA's member benefits including the use of our industry leading international, federal, and state policy government affairs professionals in Washington, DC and around the country.
To assist AeA member companies in entering the government market, AeA helps companies to understand and identify government contract opportunities. AeA's team of professionals work closely with Federal agencies, key Administration officials, Congressional leaders, and state CIOs to connect member company executives to government organizations purchasing technology.
Using AeA's online advocacy software you can also make your voice heard and learn more about your federal, state and local elected officials by the click of a button. Find voting history, contact information, and more...just select the state that you live in: Delaware
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In addition to being the leading technology industry lobbying organization in Washington D.C., AeA also has a presence across the country through its 18 council offices. No other technology trade association has this reach to get you involved in issues at the local level, where many policy issues are emerging today. AeA's State Policy Action Network (SPAN) programs across the country had direct top and bottom line impact for U.S. technology companies.
This year, more onerous state legislative and regulatory proposals were introduced on more issues and in more states than ever before, exposing technology companies to cost increases, onerous regulatory requirements and legal liability expansions. State Government Affairs Issues followed by the AeA Potomac Council and SPAN: Broadband || Finance || Education || Environment || HR / Workforce Intellectual Property || Outsourcing || Privacy || Procurement || Tax Access a network of state
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Contact List. For more information or to join the AeA Potomac Council contact Greg Poersch (bio), Executive Director, at 202.682.9110 or greg_poersch@aeanet.org. This page was last updated on 11/02/06. |
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