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AEP Press RoomNSSEA Signs on to Government Relations Partnership with AEPLogan Township, NJ – January 3, 2007– In an effort to increase the ability to monitor and communicate to the membership government policies, legislative/regulatory issues, and funding opportunities that impact the education marketplace, the NSSEA Board of Directors recently approved a formal government relations partnership with The Association of Educational Publishers (AEP). The new partnership is an expansion of the existing relationship between AEP and NSSEA. Both organizations have a similar stake in the developing federal education policy and believe their members need a better understanding of how they can contribute to shaping that policy. As part of the partnership, NSSEA will once again sponsor the Legislative Day held in conjunction with the AEP Summit in Washington, DC in June 2007. “NSSEA is an important participant in our country’s educational system, and the organization looks forward to this partnership with AEP to advocate our positions and assist with shaping and improving education and the economic markets that serve education,” said NSSEA Legislative Chair Bill Singhaus. “We value this partnership with the NSSEA. By standing together, both organizations can have a stronger voice in shaping the issues that are important to our industry,” added Charlene Gaynor, CEO of AEP. For more information contact Jennifer Hill, 856-241-7772 ext. 215. Founded in 1895, the Association of Educational Publishers (AEP) is a non-profit organization devoted to serving and advancing the supplemental educational publishing industry through research and information, market opportunities, government relations, professional development, and networking events. To learn more, visit AEP at www.AEPweb.org. The National School Supply and Equipment Association represents over 1,550 manufacturers, retailers, distributors, and independent manufacturers representatives of school supplies, equipment, and instructional materials. For more information, visit www.NSSEA.org. |
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