Deletion of The National Association of Professional Women

Comment: Like EnricNaval, I visited this article because it was linked from Who's Who scam (which is itself an article with  and sourcing issues). From my limited research on the topic, I am getting the impression that there are several similarly named organizations that cater to women's need for professional recognition. Several such groups are legitimate, but several are believed to be scams. The NAPW may or may not be a Who's Who scam, and they may or may not deserve an independent article, but Wikipedia ought at least to have an annotated list to help keep track of The National Association of Professional Women, the National Association of Female Professionals (like NAPW, this one is rated "F" by the Better Business Bureau), the National Association of Professional & Executive Women (this one gets a C- from the BBB), the National Association of Female Executives (this one is rated "A" by the BBB), the National Association of Women Business Owners (also rated "A" by the BBB), the American Business Women's Association, the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation, and others with confusingly similar names
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR)

Comment: Coverage does not pass 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ORG)