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SPQA
(redirected from Senate Productivity and Quality Award)

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SPQASenate Productivity and Quality Award
SPQASwiss Pharma Quality Association
SPQASenatus Populusque Amstelodamensis (Latin: Council and People of Amsterdam; Dutch monument)
SPQASupplied Product Quality Assurance
SPQASwiss Pharma Qualité Association
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Speer played a pivotal leadership role in Datatel winning the United States Senate Productivity and Quality Award in 1997, and has been an active member of the Continuous Quality Improvement Network (CQIN) since 2000.
Datatel President John F. Speer, III To Add Title of CEO by Business Wire
HPTi), a Reston-based information technology firm, has been named a recipient of a prestigious United States Senate Productivity and Quality Award (SPQA) for Virginia for the second consecutive year.
HPTi Wins U.S. Senate Productivity and Quality Award for Virginia by Business Wire
Senate Productivity and Quality Award for Outstanding Achievement and the 2004 Chemical Entrepreneur of the Year award by the business consulting firm Frost & Sullivan.
Alloy Polymers, Inc. Reports the Death of Founder and CEO by Business Wire
 
 
 
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