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APQC Member List by Organization As of May 31, 2014 APQC Member List by Organization as of May 31, 2014 Members of APQC represent leaders in industry, service, government, and education. These organizations come to APQC for best practices and emerging trends, networking opportunities, benchmarking training, and advisory support in their continuing efforts to become and remain world‐class organizations. MEMBERS A.T. Kearney, Inc. Arthur D. Little Middle East Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. A-2 A/S Asian Development Bank Bristol‐Myers Squibb Company AARP Association for Manufacturing Bristow Group, Inc. ABB Ltd. Excellence (AME) British American Tobacco Abbott Laboratories Association of Management Brussels Worldwide Services Abu Dhabi Gas Industries (Gasco) Consulting Firms (AMCF) BVBA Accenture LLP Atea AS BT Group plc adaQuest ATMI Bush Brothers & Company ADP Auckland Council Canadian Imperial Bank of Advanced Micro Devices Audi of America, LLC Commerce Advention Business Partners Auxis, LLC Canopach, Inc. African Development Bank Avery Dennison Corporation Capgemini India Pvt. Ltd. Agency for Integrated Care BAE Systems Carmeuse Coordination Center SA. Agilent Technologies Singapore Baker Hughes Inc. Pte. Ltd. Banesco Grupo Financiero Cascade Business Group, LLC Air Liquide Internacional Caterpillar Inc. Akzo Nobel N.V. Bank of America Corporation CEMEX Research Group AG Alcoa Inc. Bank of Canada Cenovus Energy Inc. Aldine ISD BASF Corporation Chalhoub Alexion Pharmaceuticals Basico Consulting Champion Technologies, Inc. Align Technology, Inc. Bayer MaterialScience AG Chart Industries, Inc. Alsbridge plc Baylor College of Medicine Chazey Partners Alvarez & Marsal Business BearingPoint Chemtura Corporation Consulting, LLC Bechtel Group, Inc. Chesapeake Energy Corporation Alyeska Pipeline Service Becton, Dickinson and Company Chevron Corporation Company BHP Billiton Petroleum Chicago Bridge & Iron Company American Electric Power (Deepwater) Inc N.V. Company, Inc. BJC Healthcare Churchill Consulting Amgen Inc. BlackBerry Cisco Systems, Inc. Amtrak Blue Lynx Media Citizens Energy Group Anglo American BlueCross BlueShield of TN City Of Edmonton Aon BlumShapiro Consulting Cliffs Natural Resources Archer Daniels Midland Company Bombardier Aerospace Inc. COFCO Arizona Chemical Company Bonneville Power Administration Columbus ArrayWorks Inc. Booz & Company GmbH ComEd 123 North Post Oak Lane, Third Floor ■ Houston, TX 77024-7797 ■ Telephone +1 (713) 681-4020 Fax +1 (713) 681-8578 ■ www.apqc.org Page 1 of 4 Compassion International Ernst & Young International Gerdau ConocoPhillips Eurocontrol Glanbia Cooper Industries, Ltd. Eurosis Consulting GlaxoSmithKline plc Corning Incorporated Everest Group GMI SA County of San Diego Experis Grant Thornton International Ltd Coveo ExxonMobil Corporation Green Mountain Coffee Covidien Inc. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Roasters, Inc. Credit Union Central of Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Grupo Bimbo, S.A. de C.V. Manitoba Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Guidon Performance Solutions, Crowe Horwath LLP Federal Reserve Bank of Inc. CSC Consulting Group Cleveland Halliburton Company CSCMP ‐ Council Of Supply Chain Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Harley-Davidson, Inc. Management Professionals Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas Hastings Deering Defence Science & Technology City Hawaiian Electric Company Agency Federal Reserve Bank of Hay Group Defense Finance and Accounting Minneapolis healthAlliance Service Federal Reserve Bank of New Health Care Services Corp. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu York Heineken Limited Federal Reserve Bank of Hewlett‐Packard Company Delphi Corporation Philadelphia Hitachi Consulting Corporation Deutsche Post DHL Inhouse Federal Reserve Bank of Hobsons, Inc. Consulting Richmond Holcim Technology Ltd Development Bank of South Federal Reserve Bank of San Innovation Africa Francisco Hologic, Inc. Devon Energy Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Honeywell International Inc. Diblo Corporativo, S.A. de C.V. Federation of Industries of the Hospira, Inc. Dow Corning Corporation State of Rio de Janiero Houston Independent School DSM Fidelity Investments District Dubai Electricity and Water Finext B V Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Authority (DEWA) FMC Technologies, Inc. Human Resources and Skills E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Fonterra Co-operative Group Development Canada Company Limited Husky Oil Operations LTD Eastman Kodak Company Ford Motor Company IBM Corporation Eaton Corporation Four Points Consulting LTD iGATE Technologies Inc. Ecolab FPM360 Inc. Infor, Inc. Ecopetrol S.A. Freeport McMoRan Copper and Infosys Limited EisnerAmper LLP Gold Innosight LLC Eli Lilly and Company Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Insight Management & Systems Emerson Process Management, Fung Management LTD Consultants Ltd. LLP Gartner, Inc. Instytut Organizacji INORG Sp. ENI S.P.A. GDF SUEZ zo.o. Entergy Corporation GEA Refrigeration North America Islamic Development Bank Enterprise Architects General Mills, Inc. Itella Oyj Equate Petrochemical Company General Motors Corporation JCPenney Company Ksc(C) Genpact JM Family Enterprises 123 North Post Oak Lane, Third Floor ■ Houston, TX 77024-7797 ■ Telephone +1 (713) 681-4020 Fax +1 (713) 681-8578 ■ www.apqc.org Page 2 of 4 John Deere World Headquarters Milliken & Company Office of the Comptroller of the Johnson & Johnson Mine Safety Appliances Currency, Department of the Kemira Oyj Company Treasury Kengen Ministry of Government Services OMK Kennametal Inc. MITRE Corporation OMV Petrom SA Koch Industries, Inc. Mobarakeh Steel Company Oracle America Inc. KPMG International Montgomery County Public Organisation for Economic Co‐ operation and Development Kraft Foods Inc. Schools Otter Tail Corporation Kuwait Oil Company MorganFranklin Overhead Door Corporation Lam Research Corp Moss Seal Company PA Consulting Group Inc. Larcen Consulting Group Motorola, Inc Pan American Energy LLC Larsen & Toubro Infotech Mouvement Desjardins Limited MSS Panama Canal Authority Lend Lease Management NANA Development Corporation Pacific Consulting Group Services NASA Pacific Gas & Electric Company Letsema Consulting & Advisory National Association of State (PG&E) Pty Ltd Workforce Agencies PC Connection Liberty Bank for Savings National Australia Bank Ltd. Pearson Trueman & Associates Lindt & Sprungli National Gas Company of People, Technology, and Litmus Group Trinidad and Tobago Processes Lloyd's Register National Research Council of PepsiCo Mexico Foods Lockheed Martin Corporation Canada Perdue Farms Inc. Lowe's Companies, Inc. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Pertamina Company Lubrizol Corporation Petrobras SA NaviChain Lyondell Basell Industries Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd NCB Jamaica Ltd. Ma’aden PetroSkills LLC NCR Corporation MacEwan University Petrotrin NEC Corporation Main Roads Pfizer, Inc. New York Power Authority Malayan Banking Berhad Phillips 66 New Zealand Post Ltd. Mallinckrodt Inc. Pitney Bowes Inc. Newfield Exploration Company Management Engineers Praxair Inc. Nexen Inc. Marathon Oil Corporation PRGX NextEra Energy Marsh & McLennan Companies, PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. Nike Inc Procter & Gamble Company Matelec Group Nokia Solutions and Networks Productivity Fund Administration (NSN) Maxxim Consulting LLP Board Nordson Corporation mcaConnect Project Consulting Group North Highland Company McGraw-Hill Financial Protiviti, Inc. Northrop Grumman Corporation McKesson Corporation PSEG Services Corporation Novartis McKinsey & Company PT Star Performa OC&C Strategy Consultants LLP Medtronic, Inc. PTT Exploration and Production Occidental Petroleum Public Company Limited Merck & Co., Inc. Corporation Qatar Foundation Micron Technology, Inc. Quartz & Co Microsoft Corporation Quest Diagnostics, Inc. 123 North Post Oak Lane, Third Floor ■ Houston, TX 77024-7797 ■ Telephone +1 (713) 681-4020 Fax +1 (713) 681-8578 ■ www.apqc.org Page 3 of 4 Rand Water Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. Vale REC Group SWM Villanova University's School of Redstone Properties/The Syngenta Business ‐ Center for Business Houstonian Club Takeda Pharmaceuticals Analytics Reliance Industries, Ltd. International, Inc. Visa Inc. Repsol, S.A. Talent2 Vulkan Forge Resources Global Professionals TASNEE West Monroe Partners LLC Rich Products Corporation Tata Consultancy Services Western Union Financial Rockwell Collins Limited Services, Inc. Rolls‐Royce plc TBM Consulting Group Williams Royal Philips Electronics N.V. Teach for America Wipro Technologies Limited SAP America, Inc. Tennessee Valley Authority WNS Global Services PVT LTD Saskatchewan Power Tesoro Corporation World Bank Corporation Texas Guaranteed Student Loan WPX Energy Inc. Saudi Arabian Mining Company Corporation Xerox Business Services (Ma’aden) The Boeing Company Zachry Consolidated, LLC Saudi Arabian Oil Company The Dow Chemical Company Zions Bancorporation Schlumberger Limited The Hershey Company Schneider Electric Industries SAS The Law Society ScottMadden, Inc. The Manitowoc Company, Sealed Air Corporation Incorporated Shell Oil Company The Vanguard Group, Inc. Shionogi Inc. ThyssenKrupp Steel USA,, LLC Siemens AG Towers Watson Inc Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Transfield Services Sinclair Group Transport for London SNC‐Lavalin Inc. Treasury Board Secretariat Solvay SA Canada Southern California Gas Trexin Consulting Company Trimble Navigation Limited Spirax Sarco Troux Spirit Aerosystems Holdings, Inc. Tunnell Consulting St. Charles Consulting Group, LLC Unisys Corporation Staples, Inc. United Illuminating Company Starbucks Corporation United Launch Alliance State IT Agency United Technologies Corporation State of Virginia Universal Consulting India Pvt Steria Limited Ltd Strategic Solutions NW University Of North Texas Stryker Corporation US Army Suncor Energy Inc. US Department of State Sunflower Electric Power US Department of Corporation Transportation Sunoco, Inc. USAA UT MD Anderson 123 North Post Oak Lane, Third Floor ■ Houston, TX 77024-7797 ■ Telephone +1 (713) 681-4020 Fax +1 (713) 681-8578 ■ www.apqc.org Page 4 of 4 .
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