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2018 Participating Organizations 3M Company Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Inc. 7‐Eleven, Inc. Alerus Financial Corporation A. O. Smith Corporation Alfa Laval, Inc. A. O. Water Treatment Alfa Mutual Insurance Company A123 Systems LLC All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. AAA Club Alliance Inc. Allegis Group AAA National Office Alliance Data Systems ‐ Card Services AAA Northern California, Nevada and Utah Alliant Energy Corporation Aaron's Inc. Allianz Asset Management of America L.P. Abbott Laboratories ‐ Nutrition Allied Motion Technologies, Inc. Abloy Security, Inc. Allina Health System ABRA Auto Body & Glass Allina Health System ‐ New Ulm Medical Center Abt Associates, Inc. Allnex Group Accenture, Inc. Allnex USA Inc. Accolade Ally Financial, Inc. Accolade Wines North America, Inc. Alorica AccorHotels NA Alto‐Shaam ACH Food Companies, Inc. Altria Group, Inc. ACUITY Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Acushnet Holdings Corporation Alys Beach Adidas America, Inc. Amazing Grass Adient US LLC Amazon.com ADT, LLC Amcor Rigid Plastics Advance Auto Parts, Inc. Amedisys, Inc. Advance Local AMERICA CENTRAL CORPORATION Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc. American Airlines Group, Inc. Adventist Chippewa Valley Hospital American Augers Adventist Health System American Bureau of Shipping Adventist Health System GA Inc. American Century Investments Advocate Health Care American Century Investments ‐ CA Aegis Therapies, LLC American Dental Partners, Inc. AET Inc., Ltd. ‐ AET Offshore Services, Inc. American Enterprise Group, Inc. AET, Inc., Ltd. American Family Insurance Aetna, Inc. American Financial Group, Inc. Affinion Group Holdings, Inc. American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ Great American Financial Aflac, Inc. Resources, Inc. Aflac, Inc. ‐ Communicorp, Inc. American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ Great American Insurance Agero, Inc. Group AgFirst Farm Credit Bank American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ Mid‐Continent Casualty Aggreko, LLC Company Agility Fuel Solutions LLC American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ National Interstate Agropur Cooperative ‐ US Operations American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ Republic Indemnity AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corporation American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ Summit Holdings Aimco Southeast, Inc. Aimia Loyalty Analytics US Inc. American Financial Group, Inc. ‐ VanLiner Aimia U.S. Inc. American Greetings Corporation AIPSO American Heart Association Air Liquide American Homes 4 Rent, L.P. Air Methods Corporation American Hospital Association Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. American Institute of CPAs Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. ‐ Air Products Helium, Inc. American International Group, Inc. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. ‐ Air Products Hydrogen American Medical Association Company, Inc. American Physical Society Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. ‐ Industrial Gases American Snuff Company Americas American Transmission Company Ajinomoto North America, Inc. American University AKM Semiconductor, Inc. AmeriCold Logistics, LLC. Albemarle Corporation Ameriprise Financial, Inc. 2018 Participating Organizations Ameristar Fence Products, Inc. Asurion Amerisure Mutual Insurance Company AT&T, Inc. Amherst H. Wilder Foundation ATCO Structures and Logistics (USA), Inc. Amica Mutual Insurance Company Atkins North America Amplifon AtlantiCare Amway Atmos Energy Corporation Analysis Group, Inc. Atonix Digital, LLC Anchor Lamina ‐ NOVI Atria Senior Living, Inc. Andersen Corporation Atrium Health Andersen Corporation ‐ Andersen Windows, Inc. Atrius Health, Inc. Andersen Corporation ‐ Renewal by Andersen Corp. ATS Automation Tooling Systems, Inc. ‐ ATS Assembly & Andersen Tax, LLC Test, Inc. ANGI ENERGY, INC ATS Ohio Animal Health ATS sortimat USA, LLC Anthem, Inc. Audiology Distribution LLC Apex Systems, Inc. Audubon Metals, LLC Apex Tool Group, LLC Aurora Health Care APL (America) LLC Austin Community College APL International Srvcs, Inc. Austin Regional Clinic APL Logistics Americas, Ltd. Auto Club Group APL Logistics Freight Systems, Inc. Auto Club Group (Executive) APL Logistics Transportation Management Services Autocam Corporation APL Logistics WMS, Inc. Autoliv ‐ Autoliv North America, Inc. APLL Vascor Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ‐ AVS Division Apogee Enterprises, Inc. ‐ Linetec Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ‐ Employer Services, MAS Apogee Enterprises, Inc. ‐ Tru Vue Division Apogee Enterprises, Inc. ‐ Tubelite Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ‐ GES ARAMARK Corporation Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ‐ NAS Division ARAMARK Corporation ‐ Healthcare Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ‐ TS Division ARAMARK Corporation ‐ Refreshment Services Automobile Club of Southern California ARAMARK Corporation ‐ Sports and Entertainment Avalon Laboratories, LLC Arbonne International LLC AvalonBay Communities, Inc. Arby's Restaurant Group Avgol America, Inc. Arconic, Inc. Aviall, Inc. Argo Group International Holdings, Ltd. AVIANCA INC. Argo Group US, Inc. Aviation Leasing Inc. Arjo Inc. AvidXchange Arlington County Government Avista Corporation Armstrong World Industries, Inc. Axiom Global Inc. Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, LLP Axis Communications, Inc. Arrow Electronics, Inc. B&H Foto & Electronics Corp. Arrow Electronics, Inc. ‐ Enterprise Computing Solutions B.I.G. Architecture DPC (ECS) B+T Group Holdings, Inc. Arrow Electronics, Inc. ‐ Global Components Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. Arthrex, Inc. Bacardi U.S.A., Inc. Arthur J Gallagher Bain & Company ARYZTA, LLC Baker Hughes, a GE company Asahi Kasei America, Inc. Ball Corporation Asahi Kasei Bioprocess America, Inc. Ball Corporation ‐ Beverage Packaging North and Central Asahi Kasei Pharma America Corp America Segment Asahi Kasei Plastics North America, Inc. Ball Corporation ‐ Food & Aerosol Packaging ASARCO Bank of Hawaii Corporation Ashland Global Holdings Inc. Banner Health ASSA ABLOY Sales and Marketing Group, Inc. Barry Callebaut USA, LLC ASSA ABLOY, Inc. Bar‐S Foods ASSA, Inc. Bart & Associates, Inc. Association of American Medical Colleges BASF Corporation 2018 Participating Organizations Baylor College of Medicine Black Knight, Inc. Baystate Health, Inc. Blackboard, Inc. Bayview Asset Management Blucora, Inc. Beachbody, LLC Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama Beauty Systems Group (BSG) Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana Bechtel Corporation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Bechtel Corporation ‐ Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Beiersdorf, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Bel Brands USA Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota Belden, Inc. Blue Cross of Idaho Health Service, Inc. Belden, Inc. ‐ Broadcast Solutions Blue Shield of California Belden, Inc. ‐ Enterprise Solutions BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Belden, Inc. ‐ Industrial Solutions BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Belden, Inc. ‐ Network Solutions BMO Harris Bank Belk, Inc. BMW Financial Services NA, LLC Bemis Company, Inc. BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC Bemis Healthcare Packaging, Inc. BMW of North America, LLC Bemis Packaging, Inc. BNSF Railway Company Benson Industries Inc. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Best Buy Company, Inc. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System ‐ Best Friends Acquisitions Inc. Federal Reserve Information Technology Best Vendors Management, Inc. Bobst North America Inc. Bethlehem Shared Services, LLC Boddie Noell Enterprises, Inc. Bexar County Information Technology Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU) BHP Billiton Petroleum (Americas), Inc. Boise Cascade Company BIC Boise Cascade Company ‐ Building Materials Distribution Big Lots, Inc. Boise Cascade Company ‐ Wood Products Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation BOK Financial Corporation BioBridge Global Bombardier Transportation US Bjarke Ingels Group, LLC Bon Appetit Management Company BJC HealthCare Bon Secours Health System BJC HealthCare ‐ Alton Memorial Hospital Bonduelle Americas BJC HealthCare ‐ Barnes‐Jewish Hospital Booking.com BJC HealthCare ‐ Barnes‐Jewish St. Peters Hospital Boral North America BJC HealthCare ‐ Barnes‐Jewish West County Hospital Boston Children's Hospital BJC HealthCare ‐ BJC Behavioral Health Boston College BJC HealthCare ‐ BJC Corporate Health Services Boston Endo‐Surgical Technologies, LLC BJC HealthCare ‐ BJC Home Care Services Boston Financial Investment Management BJC HealthCare ‐ Boone Hospital Center Boston Scientific Corporation BJC HealthCare ‐ Christian Hospital Boston University BJC HealthCare ‐ Memorial Hospital Belleville Boyum and Barenscheer PLLP BJC HealthCare ‐ Memorial Hospital East BP BJC HealthCare ‐ Memorial Medical Group, LLC Brainin‐Advance Industries LLC BJC HealthCare ‐ Missouri Baptist Medical Center Brake Supply Co., Inc. BJC HealthCare ‐ Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital Branch Banking & Trust Company BJC HealthCare ‐ Parkland Health Center Brandeis University BJC HealthCare ‐ Physicians Group, LLC Branscome BJC HealthCare ‐ Progress West Healthcare Center Bremer Financial Corporation BJC HealthCare ‐ St. Louis Children's Hospital Bridgepoint Education, Inc. Black & Veatch Corporation Bridgestone ‐ Bandag Black & Veatch Corporation ‐ B&V Special Projects Corp. Bridgestone ‐ Firestone Building Products Black & Veatch Corporation ‐ Black & Veatch Construction, Bridgestone ‐ Firestone Industrial Products Inc. Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations Black & Veatch Corporation ‐ Black & Veatch International Bridgestone Americas, Inc. Company Bridgestone Retail Organization Black & Veatch Corporation ‐ Black & Veatch Management Brighthouse Financial Consulting, LLC
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