roster. It's a list of pretty much most large US corporations.
Corporate and non-profit members[edit]
3M[20]
Allergan[21]
Altria (formerly known as Philip Morris)[4]
America Online (AOL)[22]
American Bail Coalition[4]
American Bankers Association[23]
American Council of Life Insurers[23]
American Council of Trustees and Alumni[24]
American Insurance Association[23]
American Legal Financial Association[25]
American Petroleum Institute[26]
American Principles Project[24]
American Tort Reform Association[25]
Americans for Tax Reform[22]
Amoco[26]
Anheuser-Busch[23]
Association for Competitive Technology[22]
AstraZeneca[21]
AT&T[4][21]
Bayer[4][21]
BNSF Railway[25]
Bristol-Myers Squibb[21]
Cato Institute [22]
Celgene[21]
Center for Competitive Politics[27][28]
Center for Digital Media Freedom[22]
Centerpoint360[4]
CenturyLink[21]
Charter Communications[22]
Cintra[23]
Citizens In Charge Foundation[27]
Civil Justice Reform Group[25]
Comcast[21]
Community Financial Services Association[23]
Con-way[23]
ConocoPhilips[21]
Corrections Corporation of America[29]
Coventry Health Care[23]
Crown Cork and Seal Company[25]
CTIA – The Wireless Association[22]
DCI Group[22]
Diageo[4][21]
DirecTV[22]
Dow Chemical[21]
DuPont[21]
EBay[22]
Eli Lilly[21]
Entertainment Software Association[21]
Entergy[25]
Express Scripts[21]
ExxonMobil[4][21]
Facebook[30]
Fadem & Associates[28]
Farmer's Insurance[25]
Federalist Society[25]
FedEx[21]
Foundation for Excellence in Education[31]
Free State Foundation[22]
Genentech[21]
Geo Group (formerly known as Wackenhut)[29]
Georgia Pacific[25]
GlaxoSmithKline[4][21]
Google[30]
Heartland Institute[32][33]
Higher Education Research/Policy Center
Illinois Policy Institute[24]
Imagine Learning[24]
Institute for Justice[28]
Institute for Legal Reform[25]
Institute for Policy Innovation[22]
International Franchise Association[23]
James Madison Institute[31]
Justice Fellowship[28]
Kansas City Power and Light[34]
Koch Industries[4][21][25]
Lawyers for Civil Justice[25]
Macquarie Capital[23]
Management and Training Corporation[29]
McLeod County Farmers Union[28][not in citation given]
MV VeriSol[23]
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies[23][25]
National Association of Water Companies[35]
National Beer Wholesalers Association[27]
National Cable and Telecommunications Association[22]
National Coalition for Safer Roads[28][not in citation given]
National Federation of Independent Business[25]
National Pawnbrokers Association[27]
National Popular Vote[28]
National Rifle Association[21]
NetChoice[22]
News Corporation (parent company of Twentieth Century Fox, Wall Street Journal and Fox News)[22]
Novartis[21]
Orchid Cellmark[28]
Pacific Research Institute[25]
Pfizer[4][21]
PhRMA[4]
Pickle Consulting Group[25]
Pioneer Institute[31]
Price Waterhouse Coopers[25]
Progress and Freedom Foundation[22]
Property Casualty Insurers[23][25]
Reason Foundation[22]
Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals[28]
Sanofi Aventis[21]
Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Association[22]
Schering Plough[21]
Serlin Hale[28][not in citation given]
Sprint Nextel[22]
State Farm Insurance[4]
State Policy Network[22]
Stop Child Predators[27]
Taser International[25]
Thomson Reuters[20]
Time Warner[20]
T-Mobile[22]
United Health[31]
United Parcel Service[4][21]
US Chamber of Commerce[24][25]
Verizon[21]
VISA USA[23]
Wine Institute[23]
Wireless Generation[31]
Wise Carter Child & Caraway[22]
Wyeth[21]
Xcel Energy[31][36]
Yelp, Inc.[30]
And that's not to mention the ones who used to belong, but got scared off by publicity -- but still likely support the same goals in a less overt manner, e.g.:
Republic Report’s Suzanne Merkelson covered how the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a charity set up by Microsoft founder Bill Gates, supports ALEC financially. Now, Roll Call is reporting that the Foundation is withdrawing support for ALEC: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation today became the latest backer to withdraw financial support for the American Legislative Exchange Council. A foundation spokesman told Roll Call that it does not plan to make future grants to the conservative nonprofit, which has come under fire from progressive activists for its support of voter identification laws and other contentious measures.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation joins Kraft, Pepsi, Coca-Cola and Intuit Inc. in withdrawing from ALEC in recent weeks. Notably, some corporate interests, including the drug company lobby group PhRMA and Koch Industries, have refused to back away from ALEC. - See more at:
http://www.republicreport.org/2012/breaking-bill-gates-foundation-withdraws-support-for-alec/
Gates, buffett & Koch and all of them are on the same team.
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