ACVP has a 40+ year history of service leading the way in representing professionals, supporting credentialing and providing continuing education for advancement. ACVP connects over 3000 professionals involved in all levels of cardiovascular service (administration, management, nursing and technology) and involved in all specialties (invasive, noninvasive, echo, cardiopulmonary).

Founded in 1957, AAMA is an association of multi-disciplinary healthcare management at all levels, within all types of health organizations. The AAMA mission is to advance excellence in healthcare leadership through individual relationships, multi-disciplinary interaction, practical business tools and active engagement.
AAMA's specialty group, the American College of Cardiovascular Administrators (ACCA), advances ACCA members and the field of cardiovascular management, and promotes excellence and integrity in cardiovascular healthcare and leadership. They have 2 logos—can you use both? I am attaching them just in case.

With over 500 heart center clients worldwide, LUMEDX is the market leader in fully integrated cardiovascular information systems and the fastest-growing cardiology PACS solutions provider. Our cardiovascular imaging and information solutions play a critical role in helping healthcare systems meet many of today's challenges and opportunities, including pay-for-performance, evidence-based medicine, greater competition and transparency in the marketplace and new governmental regulations. A CVIS acts as the necessary bridge between clinical practice and outcomes documentation, best practice integration and quality assurance. We welcome you to visit our website for the latest news, events, information and complimentary tools: http://www.lumedx.com. Learn how the LUMEDX approach to achieving total CV integration is helping heart centers worldwide enhance patient care, decrease costs, streamline workflow, and increase both patient volume and net revenue.

The Medical Device Industry Supply Chain Council (MDISCC) was formed in 2004 by Supply Chain and Operations executives from leading Medical Device manufacturers. The Council is an informal network of senior industry executives who are focused on identifying opportunities to improve the industry supply chain through:

• Focusing on global supply chain issues facing Medical Device companies
• Taking an end-to-end view of the supply chain - from Manufacturers to Providers
• Influencing industry standards that directly impact operational efficiency and effectiveness for all members of the supply chain
• Sharing of leading practices and case studies from both inside and outside the Medical Device industry

Tracient Technologies specialises in the design and manufacture of wireless handheld RFID readers for mobile/field applications. Tracient’s readers are designed to international standards, are simple to use and quick to integrate. Using Bluetooth and USB they offer plug-and-play RFID capability to workstations, handheld computers and cellular phones.

EPCglobal is leading the development of industry-driven standards for the Electronic Product Code^TM (EPC) to support the use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) in today’s fast-moving, information rich, trading networks. They are a subscriber-driven organisation comprised of industry leaders and organisations focused on creating global standards for the EPCglobal Network^TM. Their goal is increase visibility and efficiency throughout the supply chain and higher quality information flow between companies and their key trading partners.

For more than 35 years FEIG ELECTRONIC has specialized in contactless identification (RFID), door controllers and traffic sensor technology. FEIG ELECTRONIC was established in 1970 and is headquartered in Weilburg, Germany. Our specialists develop standard products and customized solutions. FEIG ELECTRONIC is active in research and standards development in co-operation with universities, industry organizations, as well as industrial partners. Our OBID® RFID Reader Systems are used world-wide. All readers support transponders compatible to standards (ISO, EN, DIN).

Lenovo is an innovative, international technology company formed as a result of the acquisition by the Lenovo Group of the IBM Personal Computing Division. As a global leader in the PC market, we develop, manufacture and market cutting-edge, reliable, high-quality PC products and value-added professional services. Globally, the company offers customers the award-winning ThinkPad notebooks and ThinkCentre desktops, featuring the ThinkVantage Technologies software tools, as well as a full line of PC accessories and options. The Think family is consistently ranked as the undisputed premium-brand leader in the global PC industry, with products rated "best-in-class" and "number one" in survey after survey. No other family of personal computers has won as much recognition.

UPM Raflatac is a world-leading supplier of self-adhesive label materials for a wide variety of needs in product and information labeling. In addition, the company is at the global forefront in the development and high-volume production of HF and UHF radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and inlays. UPM Raflatac has around 2,500 employees and made sales of approximately EUR 1.0 billion (USD 1.3 billion) in 2006. The company has a global service network consisting of 11 factories on five continents and a broad network of distribution and slitting terminals and sales offices worldwide. UPM Raflatac is part of UPM. Further information is available at www.upmraflatac.com.

Career Resources Corporation of Haverhill, Massachusetts, is a non profit organization with a mission to empower individuals with disabilities to be as self-sufficient, self-determining and as successful as possible. Individuals with developmental disabilities are supported in their own jobs and homes and integrated into community life, recognizing that they're unique, valued people and that communities are enriched by their participation.