Mississippi Association of Independent Schools
American “independent schools” are open to the public and are supported voluntarily by families who use their services and by people who value their mission, their product, and their place in the community. Independent schools operate independently of taxpayer funding and exercise the freedom to pursue missions that they believe best serve their unique constituencies and support their values. The MAIS facilitates communication and fosters mutual accountability among its member schools in the Mid-South, so that “independent schools” do not have to operate in isolation. Like independent schools themselves, the MAIS is funded by schools that voluntarily join the association and by voluntary contributions from the public—from people who value educational freedom and the exceptional opportunities that independent schools provide in a community. Pro Libertate et Disciplinam
Total number of jobs created in the Mississippi economy = 8,900
“We are proud of the work John Morgan does for our association both at the state and local level. He understands our member school’s desire to remain autonomous from burdensome governmental regulations and works very hard to ensure independence remains the core value of independent education. I would strongly recommend him.”
Dr. Shane Blanton, Executive Director, MAIS
Alliance For the Advancement Of End Of Life Care
Our Purpose:
- Increase public awareness with regards hospice and other end of life care
- Provide educational programs for members and the public concerning hospice and other end of life care
- Serve as an information network between and among hospice and other end of life care agencies in Louisiana and Mississippi, and link them to other such agencies and programs throughout the United States
- Assist Louisiana and Mississippi hospice and other end of life care agencies and programs in their development and operation
- Provide technical and other advice and assistance to governmental agencies engaged in the supervision and regulation of hospice and other end of life care
- Build coalitions for improving hospice and other end of life care
Total number of jobs created in the Mississippi economy = 791
“You can’t compete with his energy and tempo. If there’s any one else out there that advocates as passionately for their clients as John Morgan does for our hospice family in Mississippi, I’d like to meet them. We can’t say enough about his work ethic and professionalism while representing our association.”
Jamie Lopez, Board President, Alliance for End of Life Care
Mississippi Association of Nurse Practitioners
Mississippi Association of Nurse Practitioners, the only association in the state devoted entirely to nurse practitioners. We are also the only nurse practitioner association in the country with its own training facility. Our Legacy Partnership with Global Training Institute allows us to provide advance practice nurses with state-of-the-art training not available anywhere else in the state.
MANP is an affiliate of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and is your specialty association. We provide advocacy for nurse practitioners with the legislature, Congress, other policymakers and with other healthcare associations both in the state and nationally. We also provide conference and meeting opportunities, continuing education, and representation on boards and commissions. We encourage you to be a part of your nurses’ association while also being involved with MANP.
Total number of jobs created in the Mississippi economy = 2,818
“John Morgan’s reputation and experience under the capitol dome and across the state is an invaluable asset to the MANP. His ability to navigate the legislative process, while keeping all involved parties informed about happenings is important to the furtherance of our mission. We’re proud to personally and professionally recommend John Morgan to any group looking for governmental affairs consulting in Mississippi.”
Dr. Ricki Garret, Executive Director, MANP
Mississippi Collision Repair Association
The Mississippi Collision Repair Association serves as the hub for the interests of the states collision repair centers. Our members are made up of body shop owners, techs, vendors, and other industry affiliates. The association was created to promote consumer awareness about the industry as well as to provide a medium in which industry leaders could share information and best practices with one another.
Total number of jobs created in the Mississippi economy = 2,200
“Out of the gate, he laid out an aggressive strategic growth plan for our organization that has yielded record membership levels. He led the effort to rebrand the association and reenergize our members. We’re proud of the job he does as the Executive Director of our association and look forward to a continued personal and business relationship.”
Doug White, Owner, Capitol Body Shops
Medical Analysis
Medical Analysis services corporations nationwide with “on-site” clinics. The corporate clinic in Biloxi, MS services 100+industrial companies with occupational medicine, pre-employment exams, drug screenings and acute care.
The vision of Medical Analysis has been, and will continue to be accomplished as we strive to make healthcare affordable to the people in the community while assisting corporations to decrease the spiraling cost of healthcare claims. Today, we hold tight to keep our vision and continue to provide healthcare services to employees of corporations that are professional, informative and affordable….
providing healthcare “the way it should be.”
Total number of jobs created in the Mississippi economy = 225
“John Morgan has been an indefatigable advocate for the interests of MedAnalysis. His appreciation for free market principles and his personal network of municipal elected officials throughout the state has been a tremendous asset to our company.”
Todd Garlington, Chief Development Officer
Mississippi Children’s Advocacy Center
The Mississippi Children’s Advocacy Center, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization located in Jackson, was the first CAC established in Mississippi. Since 1990, the center has provided direct services to the child victims of abuse, serving primarily the children of central Mississippi. MCAC is fully accredited by the National Children’s Alliance.
MCAC provides evaluations, court testimony, victim support and referral services to children in central Mississippi. These services are provided at no cost to the state or families of the victims. Each employee at MCAC strives for excellence in providing the necessary care and professionalism to all families, law enforcement, DHS and anyone associated with the prevention and maltreatment of children.
MCAC offers compassionate support to the non-offending caregiver of child victims. All staff members employ a research-based protocol, taught at the nationally recognized training Finding Words.
“We’re proud to have John Morgan as an advocate on behalf of the CAC to our local community. He understands our mission and we are glad to have him on our board of directors.”
Hinds County Board of Supervisors
The Hinds County Board of Supervisors views itself and County government as being a service organization fully committed to improving the overall quality of life for the citizens of Hinds County.
All services, programs, and functions of our government must seek to enable and empower the citizens of Hinds County to live independent, healthy, prosperous, and enjoyable lives.
The Board realizes that growth and development in Hinds County is an integral and necessary component of Mississippi’s overall growth and development.
The Board of Supervisors meeting are held in the Board Room of the Hinds County Chancery Court Building.
Total number of jobs created in the Mississippi economy = 786
“John Morgan has always been a tremendous asset to the county’s advocacy efforts. His personal contacts allow us to mitigate potential issues well before they become law. I would highly recommend him.”
Supervisor Darrel McQuirter President Hinds County Board of Supervisors
Mississippi Association of Child Care Agencies
Dedicated to protecting and investing in Mississippi’s most treasured resource…our children.
MACCA serves as the proverbial meeting table for Mississippi non-profits serving children in and around the foster care system.
“I can’t begin to express the quality of job JM Hughes Group has done in the first few months of their management and representation of MACCA. Whether guiding the entire rebranding and messaging efforts, or changing the structure of our board meeting to become more inclusive and less rigid, they have galvanized our membership and I could not offer any higher recommendation for John Morgan and his team.”
Dr. John Damon – CEO – Canopy for Children
City of Oxford
The City of Oxford is located in Lafayette County in the north central portion of Mississippi, approximately equidistant between St. Louis, Missouri and New Orleans, Louisiana. The area’s topography is characterized by rolling hills. The City, which was incorporated in 1837, presently (2008) covers an area of 16.5 square miles and has a population of roughly 19,000. The City is the home of the University of Mississippi, which was established in 1848. The University has produced 24 Rhodes scholars, and is ranked among the top 30 institutions with largest endowments per student.
Oxford has been named by USA Today as one of the top six college towns in the nation. It is included in The Best 100 Small Towns in America. Lafayette County consistently leads the state rankings in the lowest unemployment rate per quarter. Both Oxford city and Lafayette County school systems are consistently ranked as “5-star” systems; the highest rating available.
“We highly recommend the team at JM Hughes Group for lobbying services. They were able to educate our board on what other cities were effectively doing across the state and were able to help pass an important piece of legislation in their first year of engagement.”
Mayor Robyn Tannehill
Common Cause Mississippi
Our Impact
From our founding in 1970 through today, a core principle of Common Cause is that as more eligible Americans participate, our democracy becomes stronger. In 1971, we led the campaign that won the 26th amendment to the U.S. Constitution, allowing 18 year-olds to vote.
Our Work
Today, we are winning campaigns to modernize elections, making them more fair, secure, and accessible with automatic voter registration laws and same-day registration at polling places on Election Day. We are ensuring security and fairness at the ballot box by demanding paper back-ups and post-election risk-limiting audits to detect foul play early.
Village Healthcare
A Better Way to Wellness
At Village, we’re a people first, profit second company. Our mission is to serve as a catalyst for healthier and more productive lives for our members. We will work with each unique case to find the payment and billing arrangement that works best for your situation.
We believe it is possible to deliver exceptional care at a reasonable and fair cost.
