Nine New Members joined ANSI in March 2010.April 12, 2010 -
ANSI welcomed 9 new members in March 2010. These organizations joined a federation that represents 125,000+ companies and over 3.5 million professionals. Under ANSI's proverbial umbrella, diverse constituency works together to strengthen competitiveness of businesses operating in global marketplace and improve quality of life for all citizens by developing, implementing, and promulgating voluntary consensus standards and related conformance assessment systems.
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American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
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New York, NY, 10036
USA
Press release date: March 31, 2010
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) proudly welcomed the following new members in March 2010: Appomattox Bio Energy ASO LLC Colibri Healthcare, Inc. Delta Star Power Projects Services The National Windshield Repair Association Reverse Medical Corporation Southern Weaving Company Southwest Safety Training Alliance, Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific
These organizations joined a federation that represents more than 125,000 companies and well over 3.5 million professionals. Under the Institute's umbrella, this diverse constituency works together to strengthen the competitiveness of businesses operating in the global marketplace and to improve the quality of life for all citizens by developing, implementing, and promulgating voluntary consensus standards and related conformance assessment systems.
"Active participation in ANSI and its programs can serve as both a strategic and tangible asset for an organization," said Brian Meincke, the Institute's director of membership development. "Not only will they gain access to information and business intelligence that is not available elsewhere, but they will also receive discounts on many products and services. Equally important, they can build relationships that empower them with a voice and influence over the standardization and conformity assessment decisions that directly affect their business."
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