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The mission of NARI of Minnesota is to develop and sustain programs to expand and unite the industry and ensure its continued growth and security. NARI of Minnesota’s vision is to be the primary remodeling resource for homeowners and professional members alike, providing information, education, and mentorship to the community at large. |
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The purpose of the Builders Association of the Twin Cities Remodelers is to promote the professionalism and visibility of remodelers and those who sell products and services to remodelers. | |
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The Builders Association of the Twin Cities' goal is to increase the professionalism and quality of the homebuilding industry. Over the years, the association has grown to include builders, remodelers, subcontractors, suppliers, and other professionals who support the building industry. Members subscribe to a defined code of ethics, and all of our builders conform to Minimum Performance Standards for construction and business practices. All builder members are licensed through the state of Minnesota and must comply with the rules, regulations, and continuing education requirements set by state statute. | |
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The mission of the NKBA is to enhance member success and excellence, promote professionalism and ethical business practices and provide leadership and direction for the industry. This has helped to make the National Kitchen & Bath Association the choice for the finest professionals in the kitchen and bath industry. | |
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The American Institute of Building Design (AIBD), a nonprofit professional organization dedicated to the development, recognition, and enhancement of the profession of building design. AIBD is committed to providing quality continuing education to ensure that our members remain current with technology, materials, and building codes. At all times AIBD will hold itself to the highest standards of ethics and professionalism as specified by our institute’s bylaws and code of ethics and will uphold the protection of the health, welfare, and safety of the general public. | |
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The mission of Better Business Bureau is to be the leader in advancing marketplace trust. Better Business Bureau sees trust as a function of two primary factors — integrity and performance. Integrity includes respect, ethics and intent. Performance speaks to a business’s track record of delivering results in accordance with BBB standards and/or addressing customer concerns in a timely, satisfactory manner. Better Business Bureau Accreditation is an honor — and not every company is eligible. Businesses that meet their high standards are invited to join Better Business Bureau. |
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The Woodbury Chamber of Commerce is an association of local businesses organized and committed to promoting Woodbury’s economic, civil, commercial, cultural, industrial, and educational interests. Our Mission is to be a leader in promoting the spirit of our city and helping to enhance a progressive business environment as well as to serve as the business voice of Woodbury. | |
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The American Institute of Architects Minnesota is the voice of the architecture profession dedicated to serving its members, advancing their value and Improving the quality of the built environment. AIA MN is an active, vital service organization committed to professional development, public service, accessible information, and continuous opportunities for architects and professionals. AIA MN is a state component of the national AIA organization and also publishes an award-winning magazine called Architecture Minnesota. |
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