Associations and organizations we are a part of to always be learning, growing, and supporting our community looking to protect their business
We support regulatory best practices in ADA and EMV with our support of the Kiosk Industry Group and the Kiosk Association (KMA). The KMA works directly with the U.S. Access Board and is a participating organization with PCI SSC.
The Kiosk Manufacturer Association or KMA is a global organization focused on documenting and improving self-service for customers and employees through kiosks and information technology (IT). One of their aims is to encourage a level playing field for self-service provider and the customers so that standards compliance is clearly addressed.
The Massachusetts Package Stores Association (“MASSPACK”) is a not-for-profit association dedicated to serving the needs of the retail package store owners of the Commonwealth.
The Association’s mission is to provide services to members that are not available to them as individuals and to use the collective strength of its membership. Our motto; Strength in Unity. MASSPACK provides its members with a full time lobbyist for legislative and governmental issues, legal information, educational services and member benefit programs such as Workers Compensation and Health Insurance.
MASSPACK additionally offers a number of discount programs to help cut costs. The membership is made up of family or independently-owned, and operated off-premises alcohol beverage retailers with headquarters in Massachusetts.
Representing nearly 2,000 member-businesses and tens-of-thousands of cannabis professionals, NCIA is leading the charge to protect the legal cannabis industry, defend our state laws, and advance federal policy reforms.
Successful businesses are joining NCIA every day to become stronger, smarter, and more prosperous by working together to end prohibition and expand opportunities within the legal cannabis industry.
The Malt Beverage Distributors Association supports and advances the goals and welfare of PA beer distributors and their consumers.
The association is the political voice of beer distributors and provides lobbying, trade and public relations services.
The association is committed to helping its members uphold state and federal law and serve as a bulwark against underage drinking and alcohol abuse.
The New York State Store Association (NYSLSA) was created with the merger of the Empire State Liquor Association and the Eastern New York Liquor Association.
The mission of NYSLSA is to create a stronger presence of retailers within the industry and to represent the political and business interests of liquor store owners throughout the state.
NYSLSA focuses on the 1,100 licensed retail owners located in the 54 counties of Upstate New York.
Since 1952, the Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association (MLBA) has been helping licensed beverage retailers in the state of Minnesota with information resources, educational programs and government affairs services designed to promote and protect their business.
All our member retailers understand that “with MLBA you’re not alone.”
