MedTech Executive and Leadership Team

Founded in 2017, The Association of International Certified Professional Accountants is a privately owned accounting organization that provides the tools, resources, and intelligence people need to clarify complexity, anticipate risk and create opportunity. The company is headquartered in Durham, North Carolina.

The National Restaurant Association comprehensive business association dedicated to advancing the restaurant and foodservice industry. Operating as a central hub for industry stakeholders, the organization brings together restaurant operators, suppliers, and allied businesses to address shared challenges and opportunities within the sector. The association functions as a vital advocacy platform, working to shape policy and regulatory frameworks that affect restaurant operations and workforce development. Through strategic engagement with government bodies and industry partners, the organization addresses critical issues including labor standards, food safety regulations, and business sustainability. This advocacy work extends to supporting members in navigating complex compliance requirements while promoting industry-wide best practices. Beyond advocacy, the National Restaurant Association provides extensive resources, research, and educational programming to support member success. The organization conducts industry research that informs business decisions, offers professional development opportunities, and facilitates networking among restaurant professionals. These initiatives help members stay informed about market trends, operational innovations, and emerging challenges within the foodservice landscape. The association's influence extends across the broader business community, where it recognized voice for restaurant industry interests.

Alpha Chi Sigma is a professional fraternity dedicated to promoting chemistry and the chemical sciences, with a history spanning over 123 years. The fraternity supports both collegiate and professional members, fostering a diverse community that includes Nobel Prize laureates and emerging chemical professionals. With 54 collegiate chapters across the United States and over 2,500 collegiate members, Alpha Chi Sigma emphasizes lifelong membership and professional connections. The organization aims to bind its members in friendship, advance the field of chemistry, and aid members in achieving their professional ambitions.

The Nebraska Rural Electric Association (NREA) is the private non-profit trade association for 34 rural electric systems that provide electric service to consumers in most of the rural areas and many of the small towns in the great State of Nebraska. Together, the more than 1,000 dedicated employees of our member-systems serve over 249,000 meters across more than 87,700 miles of line. In the 1930s, rural leaders took on the enormous task of building the electric utility infrastructure in Nebraska that would provide themselves and their neighbors with reliable and affordable electricity. The Rural Electrification Administration (REA) was created by executive order of President Roosevelt on May 11, 1935 and NREA was formed in October of that year to help these early leaders deal with problems of standardizing line construction and obtaining wholesale power supplies. Over the years, NREA's mission has evolved to include a broad range of activities to assist our member-systems as they face the many challenges of providing low-cost, reliable electric service to the rural regions of Nebraska. Today, the quality of electric service in the most remote areas of the state equals or exceeds the electric service available in our largest communities. This achievement continues to be a source of pride for the directors, managers, and other employees of our member-systems. This accomplishment has not been without its challenges, and as we work through the 21st century and the challenges posed by rising wholesale power costs and possible climate change legislation, we will face many new technical, economic and political challenges in the future. Nebraska's rural electric leaders will meet these challenges and will continue to be guided by their customer's desire for reliable, high-quality electric service at affordable rates. We are confident that Nebraskans will continue to see the value in maintaining their locally-owned, controlled, and operated rural public power districts and electric cooperatives.