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Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Begun in 1922 as the National Industrial Advertising Association, today's
Business Marketing Association represents a lifetime of expertise in business-to-business
marketing and communications. For more than 80 years, BMA has been the pre-eminent
service organization for professionals in this vital industry. As market
realities so often prove, no one stays in business that long without continually
meeting their customers' needs.-Cable-
Offices: New York, New York
The CAB is dedicated to providing advertisers and agencies with the most
current, complete and actionable Cable television media insights at the
national, DMA and local levels. The CAB is committed to an on-going enabling/facilitator
role towards establishing best practice/best standards for all involved
in the buyer/seller dialogue. They continually seek opportunities to create
initiatives that will improve trading conditions wherever/whenever necessary
at the national, DMA and local levels.
Offices: Don Mills, Ontario
The Canadian Marketing Association intends to be the pre-eminent marketing
association in Canada for all marketing disciplines, channels and technologies.
The Association will accomplish this by being a broad-based, well-funded
and responsible organization that is the marketing community's leading:
advocate, manager and authority on key public policy issues affecting marketers;
provider of knowledge, leading-edge marketing intelligence and professional
development opportunities; and catalyst for networking and business opportunities
within the marketing community.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
The Chicago Advertising Federation exists to create growth opportunities
for businesses and for individuals involved in Chicago advertising. The
challenges facing advertising professionals today are different from those
as recently as five years ago. Your company knows this and knows the importance
of membership in the CAF. That's why they've made you a member. At the industry
level, the CAF knows that today agencies have to work more for less compensation
and have limited money to train young professionals.
Offices: New York, New York & Palo Alto, California
Nearly 1,000 technology companies are currently represented on the CMO Council
accounting for well over $500 billion in aggregated annual revenues. These
include top decision makers controlling more than $40 billion in global
marketing expenditures for many of the world’s foremost computer systems,
software, networking, communications, consumer electronics, component, distribution,
and consulting brands.
Offices: Denver, Colorado
The Communications Marketing Association (CMA) is a non-profit organization
celebrating over 30 years of service to the wireless and land mobile industries.
CMA was formed to support the ever-successful relationship between independent
representatives, distributors and the manufacturers they represent. CMAs
network is flourishing, along with the annual event it sponsors, the Communications
Marketing Conference.
Offices: New York, New York
The national trade association for the public relations industry, the Council
of Public Relations Firms represents the leading public relations companies
in the United States. The Council's mission is to advance the business of
public relations by building its value as a strategic business tool, setting
industry standards, helping member firms manage successful and profitable
businesses, and promoting the benefits of a career in public relations.-Design-
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
Founded in 1975, the Design Management Institute (DMI) has become the leading
resource and international authority on design management. DMI is a nonprofit
organization that seeks to heighten awareness of design as an essential
part of business strategy. DMI has earned a reputation worldwide as a multifaceted
resource, providing invaluable know-how, tools and training through its
conferences, seminars, membership program, and publications.
Offices: Jackson, Mississippi
Digital Imaging Marketing Association (DIMA) is a section of Photo Marketing
Association International (PMA), which serves as the digital imaging and
technology platform for all trade groups served by PMA. From image capture
to workstation to final output, from photo and video to printing and multimedia.
DIMA addresses the concerns of the entire digital spectrum and the businesses
involved through member publications, educational sessions and ongoing interaction.
Offices: New York, New York
DMA is the largest trade association for businesses interested in direct,
database, and interactive global marketing, with about 4,700 member companies
from the United States and 53 foreign nations on six continents. Founded
in 1917, its members include catalog companies, direct mailers, tele-services
firms, Internet marketers, and other at-distance marketers from every consumer
and business-to-business segment—both commercial and nonprofit—as well as
companies that provide supplies and services to marketers.
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