Margaret Dunning

Widmeyer Communications, Inc. provides public relations services. Its expertise includes digital and creative, higher education, PRE-K-12 education and public affairs. The company was founded in 1988 by Scott Widmeyer and is headquartered in Washington, DC.

The Advertising Council, Inc. promotes public service campaigns. It carries out pro bono ad campaigns on behalf of both government and private organizations. The company campaigns on children's issues, health, community, environment and family matters. The council relies on volunteer efforts from advertising firms. The Advertising Council was founded in 1942 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

The Federal City Council operates a membership-based organization that aims to advance civic life. The non-profit company is based in Washington. Anthony A. Williams has been the CEO of the American company since 2012.

The Economic Club of Washington operates as a nonpartisan organization created to strengthen ties among the diverse and growing business community based in metropolitan Washington. The company was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Washington, DC.

Leadership Greater Washington operates a business association. Its programs include signature, rising leaders, and youth leadership greater Washington. The company was founded by Barbara Davis Blum, Alyse Lucas Corcoran, James S. Culp, G. Keith Haller, Steve Harlan, Glenn Harrell, Jr., Janet MacNamara Harrison, Ray LaPlaca, Robert Linowes, Karl Nelson, Andy Ockershausen, Thomas J. Owens, Robert Peebles, Ed Pena, Carmen Turner, John Tydings, Thomas S. Watson, Jr., and Betty Whaley in 1986 and is headquartered in Washington, DC.

Levine School of Music specializes in private and group music lessons and classes to people of all ages. The company was founded by Ruth P. Cogen, Diana R. Engel and Jaclin L. Marlin in 1976 and is headquartered in Washington, DC.

Public Agenda is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that aims to create a stronger, more inclusive, and more participatory democracy for everyone. The organization is based in New York, NY. Public Agenda conducts research and public engagement programs on critical public issues such as health, education, environmental resilience, and civic engagement. The company focuses on raising the voices of the public, bridging divides, and strengthening relationships between institutions and the people they serve. The organization was founded in 1975 by Dan Yankelovich and Cyrus Vance.

Notification Technologies was established in 2001 to develop practical solutions to complex emergency communication needs. The Crisis Communication System (CCS) is a product of this development effort. School superintendents, principals, city managers, college presidents, county sherriffs, and National Guard officers all use CCS to improve their response to potential hazards and for crisis management when the targeted release of information is so vital. The safety and security of students, residents, employees and responders is very important to many organizations, and they strive to prepare their clients for the unexpected, with tailored communication solutions that meet both their needs and budget. With CCS, a client can quickly and easily reach their Call Center using any available phone line to send thousands of phone messages in minutes during a crisis or on a routine basis. Their service operates as a fully managed Application Service Provider (ASP), which simply means that their clients do not need to purchase or manage any software, hardware, or additional phone lines in order to use CCS. CCS is staffed 24/7 by trained operators, who will assist customers through the process of initiating a call. Although they provide training to all their clients, nothing provides more reassurance that a trained professional assisting customers with their message, particularly in a crisis situation. For more routine messages, clients can also schedule calls in clients own voice.