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Offices: Chicago, Illinois
The Electronics Representatives Association is the trade organization for
professional field sales companies in the electronics industries. ERA is
devoted to promoting, protecting and improving the professional field sales
function. ERA member firms (often called manufacturers' reps or reps) provide
outsourced field sales on an exclusive basis to manufacturers of related
(but non-competing) products in a defined territory.
Offices: New York, New York
The Email Experience Council was founded on the belief that email is one
of the four key channels of communication (phone, mail, digital and face
to face). Their site is dedicated to providing marketers with case studies,
learnings and access to reports and statistics that will enable you to effectively
use email as a stand alone marketing channel, or as the foundation for other
digital marketing and messaging efforts.
Offices: York, Maine
The Email Sender and Provider Coalition is a cooperative group of industry
leaders working to create solutions to the continued proliferation of spam
and the emerging problem of deliverability. Their membership provides volume
mail delivery services to an estimated 250,000 clients—representing the
full breadth of the US marketplace. The ESPC is currently working on solutions
to spam and deliverability concerns through a combination of legislative
advocacy, technological development, and industry standards.
Offices: Westerly, Washington
The eMarketing Association (eMA) is the world's largest international association
of emarketing professionals. Members include governments, companies, professionals,
and students involved with the emarketing arena. The eMA provides marketing
resources, services, research, certifications, educational programs and
events to its members and the marketing community. The eMA works with a
number of organizations, companies and governments on issues related to
eCommerce, multi-channel marketing and legislative issues.-Federation-
Offices: Brussels, Belgium
The Federation of European Direct Marketing was created in 1997 as a result
of the merger between EDMA (est. 1976) and FEDIM (est. 1992). FEDMA is the
single voice of the European direct marketing industry. Its national members
are direct marketing associations (DMAs) representing users, service providers
and media/carriers of direct marketing. FEDMA also has more than 350 direct
company members.-Industrial-
Offices: Dulles, Virginia
The Industrial Designers of America (IDSA) is the voice of the industrial
design profession, advancing the quality and positive impact of design.
IDSA's mission is threefold: lead the profession by expanding their horizons,
connectivity and influence, and their service to members; inspire design
quality and responsibility through professional development and education,
and; elevate the business of design and improve their industry's value.
Offices: New York, New York
The IAB is the only association dedicated to helping online, Interactive
broadcasting, email, wireless and Interactive television media companies
increase their revenues. The quality of the IAB leadership, membership and
industry initiatives, such as standards, research, advocacy and education,
benefit the membership as well as the industry as a whole.
Offices: New York, New York
The IAVA is an assembly of leading professionals from various disciplines
of the visual arts dedicated to embracing progress and the evolving nature
of traditional and interactive media. Membership in the IAVA is open to
qualified individuals to further the mission of the IAVA. The IAVA is also
the sanctioning body for the Davey Awards and W3 Awards.
Offices: York, Maine
The International Association of Privacy Professionals is the result of
the recent union of the Privacy Officers Association (POA) and the Association
of Corporate Privacy Officers (ACPO). IAPP is the nation’s leading association
for privacy and security professionals. It helps its members build and maintain
privacy programs while effectively navigating the rapidly changing regulatory
and legal environments.
Offices: San Francisco, California
The IXMA is a newly formed professional organization
formed for the advancement of experiential marketing. As this organization
grows it will begin to offer accreditation courses and various other programs
for its members. The IXMA shares insights daily with free-thinking
business leaders in preparing for profound changes about to challenge traditional
advertising and marketing. The IXMA is a forum for radically new thinking
about how brands are introduced and sustained.
Offices: Chantilly, Virginia
The International Webcasting Association was formed in 1996 to create a
forum for all companies involved in this digital revolution to promote webcasting
and streaming media. Their membership includes portal websites, streaming
service providers, content creators, educators, entrepreneurs, and user
companies. The IWA's goal is to keep their members informed, connected,
and better prepared for the changes that are an integral part of the technology.
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