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Oak Ridge Association Management Company proudly provides full-service management or tailored services to the following organizations. Please click an association acronym on the left to learn more about our clients. |
Oak Ridge Association Management Company proudly provides full-service management or tailored services to the following organizations. Please click an association acronym on the left to learn more about our clients.
The American Filtration & Separations Society (AFS), a volunteer-led, non-profit organization committed to driving education, exchange of knowledge, and networking of the global filtration and separation community to improve the world.
The American Osteopathic College of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AOCPMR) is dedicated to providing leadership for the PMR profession and to providing a home to osteopathic PMR practitioners.
The mission of the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association (AOMA) is to promote the osteopathic medical profession, serve our members, provide osteopathic continuing medical education, and advocate for high quality, cost-effective health care.
The purpose of the Georgia Osteopathic Medical Association (GOMA) is to promote public health while also promoting art, science and philosophy of osteopathic medicine.
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The purpose of the Georgia Society of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (GS-ACOFP) shall be to promote and improve high standards of Osteopathic Family Medicine in Georgia through education, advocacy, and training.
The primary purpose of Information Systems Security Association Middle Tennessee Chapter (ISSA Middle Tennessee) is to promote the Information Security profession through education of its members and interaction with the community.
The Middle Tennessee Chapter of ISACA (previously the Information Systems Audit and Control Association) exists to create and promote programs which enhance our members' professional and personal lives through practical and timely industry education, networking opportunities, and materials.
The Nashville Area Career Fairs Consortium (NACFC) is a cooperative effort of colleges, universities, employers, and the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce that seeks to enhance the recruiting process for students, alumni, employers, and graduate schools by jointly promoting opportunities for employment and career development.
The purpose of the North Carolina Osteopathic Medical Association (NCOMA) is to promote, advocate, maintain, and support the philosophy of Osteopathic Medicine for the benefit of the profession and the people of North Carolina.
The mission of the Greater Nashville Technology Council is to advance the diverse technology ecosystem by connecting and promoting members, attracting, growing and retaining tech talent, and providing opportunities to reinvest in the Greater Nashville community.
The Tennessee Consumer Finance Association (TCFA) encourages financial education through school studies and surveys of consumer credit, as well as home economics, family budgeting and investing, and other economic and social topics which have to do with the issues of personal finance prominent in our society today. TCFA provides for the exchange of ideas among its members, continued promotion and advancement of the high ethical standards demanded of all who engage conscientiously in the consumer finance business. TCFA works to inspire and encourage its members to keep alive the principles upon which this group was founded to respectfully serve all Tennesseans with helpful financial products.
The Tennessee Chapter of the American College of Cardiology (TNACC) works to improve heart health through continuing medical education, continuous quality improvement, patient-centered care, professionalism, and the influence of health care policy.
The Tennessee Public Risk Management Association (TN PRIMA) is dedicated to the advancement of public risk management by providing superior education, resources, and networking for the public risk community in Tennessee.
The mission of the Tennessee Osteopathic Medical Association (TOMA) is to protect, promote and support the distinct philosophy and practice of Osteopathic medicine for the benefit of the profession and people of Tennessee.
Through education, networking, scholarships and community outreach, Women in Technology of Tennessee (WiTT) promotes women in technology and helps carve a path for the next generation.
More than 30 years ago, Betsy responded to a classified ad in the newspaper for something called an “association management company,” and she has been in the association management field ever since! Betsy has worked for associations of various sizes (100 to thousands of members) and scopes (local, state, national and international). She joined the staff of the Tennessee Bar Association in 1993 as the Young Lawyers Division Director. Ten years later, she was hired as the Executive Director of the Tennessee Society of Association Executives.
Annette Miller currently serves as Conference and Association Manager at Oak Ridge AMC.
Teresa Roland is Education Director at Oak Ridge Association Management. She comes from the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association (AOMA). Teresa was with AOMA for 15 years starting as an Administrative Assistant and working her way up to the Director of Education. Prior to AOMA she worked at AT&T and High Achiever’s Network.
Before joining Oak Ridge in 2024, Jenna owned and operated her own small business, Drunken Donuts. From creating over 40+ recipes for her mini donuts with an alcohol glaze to streamlining logistics to designing all brand content, Jenna truly did it all. Through this, she discovered a passion for marketing, branding and events. In 2021, she joined The Family Center, a local non-profit, working in Marketing and Development creating all marketing materials and organized all fundraising event logistics.
Pat Owings has been in the event industry for over a decade. Pat is responsible for the financial oversight of Oak Ridge AMC as well as their sister company, Maple Ridge Events, an events company. The synergies between the two companies make Oak Ridge especially well equipped to handle annual meetings and conferences. Pat has spent 15 years in technical sales covering the globe in the synchronization market. Prior to joining Oak Ridge, Pat had launched a successful Inbound Marketing company that continues to serve the community today.