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The Academy of Board Certified Environmental Professionals (ABCEP) is a professional association dedicated to serving the environmental professional community. It is the lead organization credentialing environmental professionals, maintaining exemplary standards of ethics and technical practice, and supporting individuals, our profession and the public relying upon our services. The Academy's primary mission is to confer the Certified Environmental Professional credential to meritorious environmental professionals found to meet exemplary standards of ethics and technical practice. The process used by The Academy to certify environmental professionals is accredited by the Council of Engineering & Scientific Specialty Boards.
AMCP is the professional association leading the way to help patients get the medications they need at a cost they can afford. AMCP’s diverse membership of pharmacists, physicians, nurses, biopharmaceutical professionals, and other stakeholders leverage their specialized expertise in clinical evidence and economics to optimize medication benefit design and population health management and help patients access cost-effective and safe medications and other drug therapies. AMCP members improve the lives of nearly 300 million Americans served by private and public health plans, pharmacy benefit management firms, and emerging care models.
Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG), educates and advances the uses and applications of additive manufacturing technologies. AMUG is an organization that educates and advances the uses and applications of additive manufacturing technologies. AMUG members include all commercial additive manufacturing/3D printing technologies for companies such as Stratasys, Concept Laser, ExOne, Renishaw, HP Inc., SLM Solutions, EOS, Prodways, Carbon and 3D Systems. AMUG meets annually to provide education and training through technical presentations on processes and new technologies. This information addresses operation of additive manufacturing equipment and the applications that use the parts they make. Online at www.am-ug.com.
Our vision is to foster collaboration among members to better address the unique and shared challenges within the Canadian markets, while also leveraging the collective knowledge and expertise of the group to establish a unified vision for the future. With this approach, we are confident in our ability to drive positive change and growth within our industry.
ATA is a not-for-profit trade association comprised of member companies representing the entire specialty fabrics/technical textiles industry. ATA supports more than 1,800 member companies in eleven market niches and three country sectors through news, information, education and advocacy. ATA sponsors the largest industry trade shows in the Americans, IFAI Specialty Fabrics Expo & Advanced Textiles Expo and Geosynthetics Conference. Providing the global industry with news and information, ATA publishes trade magazines, digital publications and industry guides to provide continued growth and awareness of the specialty fabrics, technical textiles and geosynthetic markets.
The Advanced Textiles Association (ATA) is a not-for-profit trade association representing the entire specialty fabrics/technical textiles industry, with more than 1,800 member companies across eleven market niches and three country sectors. ATA supports members through news, information, education, and advocacy while sponsoring the largest industry trade shows in the Americas: IFAI Specialty Fabrics Expo, Advanced Textiles Expo, and Geosynthetics Conference. The association provides global industry news and information through trade magazines, digital publications, and industry guides to drive continued growth and awareness of specialty fabrics, technical textiles, and geosynthetic markets.
The field of interest shall be the organization, systems engineering, design, development, integration, and operation of complex systems for space, air, ocean, or ground environments. These systems include but are not limited to navigation, avionics, mobile electric power and electronics, radar, sonar, telemetry, military, law-enforcement, automatic test, simulators, and command and control.
For over 100 years, the American aerospace and defense industry has shaped the world around us. From the first flight to the moon landing, the impact of A&D is immeasurable. And the next great aerospace achievement is on the horizon. We are critical to the health of the U.S. economy and serve as a seamless, fundamental part of daily life. Now more than ever, it’s vital that our collective industry has a strong voice speaking on its behalf.
The largest, most representative professional membership organization in aerospace medicine and human performance.
ARMO – Affiliation of Rotational Moulding Organisations was founded with the aim of promoting the culture of rotational moulding internationally. ARMO allows its affiliates to benefit from an extensive network of contacts with moulders, mould, polymer and accessory manufacturers, as well as designers and researchers. Affiliation provides services that can enhance each company’s growth, knowledge and up-to-date information on world events in rotational moulding. ARMO is composed of twelve Organizations located in seven different Continents that represent the best of the world’s rotational molding production. Each organization is independent and autonomous but, at the same time, carries out numerous activities in coordination with ARMO. The representatives of each Organization elect their representatives in the ARMO Board that represents the management structure that manages the ARMO activity.
Over 100 Years of Leadership in Environmental Stewardship, Energy Efficiency, Performance, and Customer Satisfaction. AHRI is the trade association representing manufacturers of HVACR and water heating equipment within the global industry. AHRI’s 300+ member companies manufacture quality, efficient, and innovative residential and commercial air conditioning, space heating, water heating, and commercial refrigeration equipment and components for sale in North America and around the world, and account for more than 90 percent of HVACR and water heating residential and commercial equipment manufactured and sold in North America. AHRI advocates on behalf of its members at all levels of government, working to ensure that member’s interests are included in final drafts of legislation. Regulators rely on AHRI's certification program for accurate and unbiased evaluation of heating, water heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment. Lastly, AHRI develops industry-recognized performance standards for industry equipment. These three tiers are at AHRI’s core. AHRI is viewed as a resource for industry shipment data, education and workforce information, and research. AHRI is an industry powerhouse, providing members with one industry voice, both domestically and abroad.
The Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA) was formed in 2001 to provide a forum for interaction among automotive entities in Alabama. At AAMA, our goal is to help our industry thrive and to champion initiatives that provide opportunities for success for companies big and small. Our association leads conversations that make an impact and drives innovative ideas forward with a collaborative, visionary mindset. We invite you to join us as we continue to advance automotive manufacturing across Alabama and pave a path of progress for vehicles made in the South.
The association fosters collaboration, advocacy, and knowledge sharing among leading fabricators to advance the pressure equipment sector, uphold high safety and quality standards, and promote Alberta’s reputation as a world leader in pressure equipment manufacturing. Members stay informed on evolving industry standards, contribute to policy and code discussions, and connect with peers committed to safety, quality, and innovation.
The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) is a unique non-partisan, non-profit partnership forged to strengthen manufacturing in the U.S. AAM brings together a select group of Americas leading manufacturers and the United Steelworkers.
ALPEMA is the Aluminium Plate-Fin Heat Exchanger Manufacturers' Association, which currently represents the world's five major manufacturers of brazed aluminium plate-fin heat exchangers (BAHXs). The ALPEMA Standards are the key reference source for engineers working in any of the principal application areas for BAHXs including process, chemical, mechanical and maintenance engineering. The Standards are also an excellent information tool for purchasing and project management. They apply throughout a project's lifecycle from feasibility studies to commissioning and are a staple for every Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor.
The Aluminum Anodizers Council (AAC) is the international trade association of firms engaged in aluminum anodizing. It is the mission of the Aluminum Anodizers Council to support its members -- and users of anodized aluminum -- through education, advocacy, and promotion.
The Aluminum Association of Florida is the professional trade association for aluminum contractors, aluminum fabricators
The Aluminum Extruders Council (AEC) is an international trade association dedicated to advancing the effective use of aluminum extrusion in North America. AEC is committed to bringing comprehensive information about extrusion's characteristics, applications, environmental benefits, design and technology to users, product designers, engineers and the academic community. Further, AEC is focused on enhancing the ability of its members to meet the emerging demands of the market through sharing knowledge and best practices.
America’s Power is a national trade organization focused on advocating for the U.S. coal fleet and its supply chain at the federal and state levels. It supports policies that promote affordable, reliable, and energy-secure electricity, while engaging policymakers and stakeholders to emphasize the role of coal in economic growth, national security, and environmentally sustainable energy innovation.
AAEES is dedicated to improving the practice, elevating the standards and advancing the cause of environmental engineering and environmental science.
ABMA’s mission is to provide leadership, advocacy and education with a focus on membership value, industry outreach and issues impacting the global bearing industry.
ABMA's mission is to lead and unite the boiler industry through advocacy, education, awareness, and our commitment to provide solutions to our members. Since our founding in 1888, the American Boiler Manufacturers Association (ABMA) has advocated for the safe production and operation of boilers, facilitated advances in energy efficiency, and provided solutions for our member companies. Throughout our history, the boiler industry and our member base have relied on the ABMA to lead the industry as it tackles challenges and embraces opportunities in our constantly evolving sector. Through participation with ABMA, our members are better informed, connected, and positioned to thrive in today’s global boiler industry. ABMA has been critical to the evolution of the boiler industry and a partner in continued progress of this important sector.
Established in 1917, the American Brush Manufacturers Association includes broom, brush, and mop manufacturers in North America, as well as materials and equipment suppliers from around the globe. Our members possess a wealth of experience, knowledge, and creativity, taking great pride in their craft and workmanship to provide the world with a vital tool that we simply could not live without in our everyday lives.
The American Carbon Society is a non-profit organization, devoted to the promotion and advancement of knowledge regarding carbon materials and their uses.
The American Chemistry Council (ACC) represents the U.S. chemical manufacturing industry — a $673 billion enterprise that strengthens national competitiveness and supports 547,000 skilled American jobs. Through science-based federal policy advocacy, regulatory engagement, and collaboration across the public and private sectors, ACC advances innovation, infrastructure development, and more, making the United States a leader in chemical and plastics manufacturing. The business of chemistry contributes to the U.S. economy by: • Supporting high-skilled manufacturing jobs across the country • Driving research, product innovation, and safety performance • Providing materials essential to energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and supply chains As the premier trade association representing the U.S. chemical manufacturing industry, ACC leads its members through Responsible Care, regulatory clarity and responsible leadership.
The American Clean Power Association (ACP) is the leading voice of today’s multi-tech clean energy industry, representing energy storage, wind, utility-scale solar, clean hydrogen, and transmission companies. ACP is committed to meeting America’s energy and national security goals and building our economy with fast-growing, low-cost, and reliable domestic power.
The American Cleaning Institute (ACI), is the Home of the U.S. Cleaning Products Industry®, representing producers of household, industrial, and institutional cleaning products, their ingredients and finished packaging; oleochemical producers; and chemical distributors to the cleaning product industry. Join the American Cleaning Institute Group to participate in our discussions.
America’s Power is the only national trade organization whose sole mission is to advocate at the federal and state levels on behalf of the U.S. coal fleet and its supply chain. The nation’s fleet of more than 400 coal-fired generating units located across 40 states provides affordable, reliable, dispatchable and energy-secure electricity on a 24/7 basis. To carry out our mission, we engage constructively with elected and appointed officials, policymakers, and key stakeholders. Our engagement promotes sound public policies that recognize the importance of the coal fleet and its supply chain. We believe a healthy mix of reliable, affordable and energy-secure resources is essential for economic growth and national security. Furthermore, we believe that technology innovation is the best strategy to achieve economically sustainable environmental progress.
Our purpose is to help composites manufacturers prosper by supporting the industry in delivering composite technologies that make structures more durable, transportation more efficient, consumer & industrial goods higher performing while minimizing their environmental footprint and supporting the workforce that delivers them.
Established in 1949, the American Concrete Pressure Pipe Association (ACPPA) is a leading nonprofit trade organization representing global manufacturers of concrete pressure pipes. ACPPA is dedicated to promoting and advancing the use of concrete pressure pipes in water and wastewater applications through research projects, educational programs, and the management of an independent audit program. The audit program certifies compliance with all relevant American Water Works Association (AWWA) standards for the design and manufacture of concrete pressure pipes.
The mission of the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE) is to be a leading global advocate of quality construction education programs and to promote, support, and accredit quality construction education programs. Through promotion and continued improvement of postsecondary construction education, ACCE accredits construction education programs in colleges and universities that request its evaluation and meet its standards and criteria. ACCE is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) as the accrediting agency for four year baccalaureate degree programs in construction, construction science, construction management, and construction technology, and as the accrediting agency for two year associate-degree programs of a like nature.
ACORE is a 501(c)(3) national nonprofit organization that unites finance, policy and technology to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy.
Founded in 1909, the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA), based in Arlington, Va., is the world’s largest organization devoted exclusively to representing the business, legislative and regulatory interests of the U.S. animal food industry and its suppliers. The organization’s membership is comprised of more than 670 domestic and international companies that represent the total feed industry—manufacturers of commercial and integrated feed and pet food, ingredient suppliers, pharmaceutical companies, industry support and equipment manufacturers. AFIA members manufacture more than 75 percent of the feed and 70 percent of the non-grain ingredients used in the country. AFIA is also recognized as the leader on international industry developments, and holds membership in the International Feed Industry Federation (IFIF).
AFS is a dynamic professional society and trade association serving the $50 billion metal casting industry. Advocacy, education and innovation are essential functions performed by the Society, its nearly 1,000 volunteers and 30 professional staff.
The American Gastroenterological Association is the trusted voice of the GI community. Founded in 1897, the AGA has grown to include 16,000 members from around the globe who are involved in all aspects of the science, practice and advancement of gastroenterology. The AGA Institute administers the practice, research and educational programs of the organization.
Founded in 1916, AGMA (American Gear Manufacturers Association) is a trade association representing more than 495 gear manufacturers and industry stakeholders across North America and over 30 countries worldwide. AGMA develops U.S. and international gear standards, provides industry training and events, supports technological advancement, and helps develop future engineering talent through technical committees and scholarship programs.
M&A has long been particularly popular among manufacturing companies, which are encountered everywhere. We would like to look at the industrial M&A phenomenon in terms of its popularity specifically in the manufacturing sector and the different kinds of circumstances that these companies may face.
Founded in 1939, AIHA is a nonprofit organization that supports professionals focused on protecting worker and community health by identifying, evaluating, and controlling workplace environmental hazards. With nearly 8,500 members—many of whom are Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIHs)—AIHA provides education, resources, and professional development to maintain high standards across industrial, consulting, academic, and government sectors.
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is the world's largest aerospace professional society, representing nearly 30,000 engineers, scientists, and corporate members across 91 countries. AIAA advances the aerospace industry through technical publications, conferences, standards development, policy advocacy, and a vast library of aerospace research, supporting innovation in aviation, space, and defense.
The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), a not-for-profit structural steel technical institute, partners with the AEC community to develop safe and efficient steel specifications and codes while driving innovation to make steel the most sustainable, economic, and resilient structural material on the market.
AISI serves as the voice of the American steel industry in the public policy arena and advances the case for steel in the marketplace as the preferred material of choice. AISI’s membership is comprised of integrated and electric arc furnace steelmakers, and associate members who are suppliers to or customers of the steel industry.
The American Knife Manufacturers Association was created in 2013 with the merger of the American Edged Products Manufacturers Association and the Machine Knife Association. The Corporation is organized and shall operate to promote the best interests of the machine knives and cutlery industry and its members.
The Association was established "to promote and further the interests of its members in manufacturing, engineering, research, safety, transportation and other problems of the industry. Problems anticipated with conversion to the metric system also prompted the formation of the new unit."
The American Metalcasting Consortium (AMC) is providing direct support to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) through new technology, improved processes, and technical expertise in the procurement of metalcastings to ensure warfighter readiness. AMC integrates the nation’s top academic metalcasting researchers with the CAST-IT team of industry experts and the four leading metalcasting industry associations (American Foundry Society, Non-Ferrous Foundry Society, North American Die Casting Association, and the Steel Founders’ Society of America).
The American Mold Builders Association (AMBA) is the leading U.S. trade association dedicated to the mold manufacturing industry. Founded in 1973 and led by industry executives, AMBA supports mold builders through workforce development, networking, benchmarking, and industry advocacy. Serving over 200 member companies and 50 supplier partners, the organization provides valuable resources and connections that help manufacturers improve competitiveness, drive growth, and achieve greater business success.
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) coordinates the development and use of voluntary consensus standards in the United States and represents the needs and views of U.S. stakeholders in standardization forums around the globe. ANSI oversees the creation, promulgation and use of thousands of international norms and guidelines that directly impact businesses in nearly every sector: from acoustical devices to construction equipment, from dairy and livestock production to energy distribution, and many more. The ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) is actively engaged in accrediting programs that assess conformance to standards—including globally-recognized cross-sector programs such as ISO 9000 (quality) and ISO/IEC 17025 (testing and calibration laboratories) management systems.
Founded in 1954, the American Nuclear Society is a not-for-profit dedicated to advancing the peaceful use of nuclear science and technology. ANS is the voice of nuclear engineers, scientists, technologists, and educators in the United States and around the world.
The American Osteopathic Board of Nuclear Medicine (AOBNM) is an active organization within the American Osteopathic Association. We are responsible for evaluation and recommendation for Osteopathic Continuous Certification (OCC) examination (re-certification) in the specialty area of Nuclear Medicine.
About APOMA – American Precision Optics Manufacturers Association The American Precision Optics Manufacturers Association (APOMA) is the only U.S.-based trade association solely focused on advancing the precision optics industry. Founded by and for leaders in optics manufacturing, APOMA offers a powerful platform for connection, collaboration, and advocacy. We bring precision optics into focus — uniting American manufacturers to strengthen the supply chain, drive innovation, and shape the future of optics at home and around the world. What We Do: Networking & Events: From technical workshops to VIP gatherings, APOMA offers exclusive spaces for members to share insights, build relationships, and collaborate — in a high trust environment. Advocacy: We amplify the voice of U.S. optics, engaging with policymakers on key issues like export controls, workforce development, and manufacturing competitiveness. Training & Upskilling: Through apprenticeship support and technical education, we help our members build and retain a highly skilled workforce. Market Insight & Resources: Members gain access to benchmarking, global trade tools, and strategic data to stay ahead. Join APOMA — Where American Optics Leaders Connect Whether you’re producing high-precision aspheres, spheres, prisms, plano optics, micro optics, or developing assemblies, coatings, and the equipment that powers it all — APOMA is your community. Our members include manufactures, designers, suppliers, and academic institutions united by a shared commitment to quality and leadership in optics. Membership in APOMA — it’s a mark of excellence. If you’re building the future of optics, come build it with us.
The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) is a nonprofit international association of more than 1,600 public and private member organizations, engaged in the areas of bus, paratransit, light rail, commuter rail, subways, waterborne passenger services, and high-speed rail. This includes: transit systems; planning, design, construction, and finance firms; product and service providers; academic institutions; transit associations and state departments of transportation. More than 90 percent of the people using public transportation in the United States and Canada are served by APTA member systems.
Since 1902, the members of the Washington, D.C.-based American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) have designed, built and continue to manage a national transportation network that facilitates mobility, economic growth and an unmatched quality of life. The association’s mission is simple: We are a federation whose primary goal is to aggressively grow and protect transportation infrastructure investment to meet the public and business demand for safe and efficient travel. In support of this mission, ARTBA provides programs and services designed to give its 8,000+ public and private sector members a global competitive edge. ARTBA's core values and principles—defined and reflected in the association's governance, management, policies and program of work—include: integrity and the highest ethical standards, visionary leadership that always focuses on the future and fosters innovation, an "action-oriented" approach and intelligent risk taking.
ASMC’s mission is to help small manufacturers succeed. Through the NIST MEP program and related manufacturing legislation, ASMC can achieve its mission and strive to be the single most influential force in transforming U.S. small manufacturers into high-performance global competitors, thereby assuring a more prosperous and secure America. The MEP program is a federal public-private partnership created in 1988 that provides small and medium-sized manufacturers (SMMs) technology-based services these firms need to grow and thrive in today’s economy and create well-paying manufacturing jobs. The MEP program is managed by NIST and the U.S. Department of Commerce and is implemented through a network of 51 MEP Centers located in every state and Puerto Rico. These MEP Centers are not-for-profit organizations that employ a network of more than 1,400 trusted advisors and experts who work directly with manufacturers to improve productivity and enhance U.S. competitiveness.
For over 40 years, the American Society for Composites (ASC) has been an organization dedicated to the advancement of the science and technology of composite materials and structures. As an all-volunteer group composed of dedicated professionals in academia, industry, national laboratories, and federal agencies, we aim to serve as the pre-eminent focal point for the technical exchange of ideas, building networks and relationships, and facilitating communication amongst individuals having a mutual interest in composites. While this is primarily achieved through the Society's annual technical conference, other opportunities to participate and be involved exist through the Technical Divisions, organization of conference sessions, and via service in leadership positions. Please join in the continued advancement of your Society which exists to serve you and the needs of the greater composites community.
ASM International was founded in 1913 and became known as the American Society for Metals. Today ASM International is the world's largest association of materials-focused engineers, scientists, technicians, educators, and students. A member and volunteer based organization, ASM International serves as a central resource that gathers the latest applied information from the field and disseminates it back to industry, academia, and government through published content, classes, conferences, expositions, and local chapter engagement. By acting as a catalyst for vigorous professional activities, ASM International fuels a passionate sense of community, energizes members to aspire to new levels of success and satisfaction, advances the development of materials, and ultimately elevates the importance of our professions.
Founded in 1852, the American Society of Civil Engineers represents more than 160,000 members in 177 countries. ASCE is a leading provider of technical and professional conferences and continuing education, the world’s largest publisher of civil engineering content, and an authoritative source for codes and standards that protect the public.
Founded in 1959, the American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) is an international scientific organization dedicated to advancing pharmacognosy and natural products research. With over 1,100 members from more than 60 countries, the Society promotes the study, development, and application of natural products through global collaboration, education, and scientific exchange.
The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that advocates for 100% renewable energy and sustainable living by sharing information, events, and resources to cultivate community and power progress. ASES advances education, research, and policy through various programs like the National Solar Conference, National Solar Tour, and the Solar Today magazine.
Founded in 1969, the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) is an international trade association dedicated to advancing roadway safety. It represents around 1,200 member companies and international partners across the road, traffic, and highway safety industry, supporting collaboration, training, and legislative advocacy. ATSSA connects industry leaders, public agencies, and contractors to improve the design, manufacturing, and installation of traffic control and safety systems.
The American Welding Society (AWS) is a global authority that develops standards, certifications, and educational programs for the welding industry. It supports the welding community by providing resources, sharing technological advancements, and helping develop the next generation of welding professionals.
ARCAT is a free, open-access platform serving the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry by providing tools, product data, CAD details, BIM objects, specifications, and educational resources. It connects design professionals with manufacturers, helping streamline project workflows and improve product visibility while supporting faster and more efficient building design and construction processes.
The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA) is a trade association representing North America’s asphalt roofing manufacturing companies and their raw material suppliers. The association includes the majority of North American manufacturers of asphalt shingles and asphalt low slope roof membrane systems. Information that ARMA gathers on modern asphalt roofing materials and practices is provided to building and code officials, as well as regulatory agencies and allied trade groups. Committed to advances in the asphalt roofing industry, ARMA is proud of the role it plays in promoting asphalt roofing to those in the building industry and to the public.
A3 (Association for Advancing Automation) is a global organization focused on robotics, automation, and industrial AI, bringing together manufacturers, integrators, researchers, and technology providers. It supports industry growth through education, standards, training, market insights, certifications, and major events like Automate, helping organizations adopt advanced automation technologies to improve productivity, safety, and competitiveness.
A3 (Association for Advancing Automation) is a global organization focused on robotics, automation, and industrial AI, bringing together manufacturers, integrators, researchers, and technology providers. It supports industry growth through education, standards, training, market insights, certifications, and major events like Automate, helping organizations adopt advanced automation technologies to improve productivity, safety, and competitiveness.
The Association for Commuter Transportation is an international association and leading advocate for commuter transportation and Transportation Demand Management (TDM). ACT strives to get the most out of our transportation system while improving the lives of commuters, increasing the livability of communities, and supporting the economic growth of businesses.
Founded in 1985, the Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) is a nonprofit organization focused on continuous improvement and operational excellence in manufacturing. It provides hands-on, practitioner-led education and resources on lean manufacturing tools such as value stream mapping, kaizen, and lean supply chain, helping companies improve performance and pursue long-term operational excellence.
AMT – The Association for Manufacturing Technology represents U.S. manufacturers and distributors of advanced manufacturing technology, including high-tech machinery, devices, and digital solutions. It promotes industry growth and global competitiveness through advocacy, research, international business support, workforce development, and by organizing major events like IMTS, the leading manufacturing technology trade show in North America.
To be the association of choice for rubber products executives where members possess a strong camaraderie and a sense of sharing between one other; a camaraderie that understands the competitive nature that must exist between organizations but the willingness to provide help and assistance to those in need. ARPM navigates its members to future success.
ASAM e.V. is a nonprofit organization focused on developing and promoting standards for automotive development, enabling seamless data and tool exchange across engineering workflows. With over 400 member companies, ASAM creates widely used standards for vehicle verification and validation, including the ASAM OpenX® suite, which supports simulation-based testing of automated driving systems and virtual development processes used globally in the automotive industry.
Formed in 1992, AACCM is made up of member companies, all of which manufacture ceramic components from ceramic powders in the United States. The articles of incorporation state the purpose of the Association as “…to expand the market for manufactured ceramic components by enhancing the processes and product quality; and by increasing public and industry education and awareness of ceramic applications.” Periodic membership meetings are held in convenient locations; committee reports and project updates are typically provided at these meetings.
Advancing equipment manufacturers in the global marketplace; our passion is to not only see your business succeed, but to create a community where we, as an industry, can make positive and lasting change
AHAM represents manufacturers of major, portable and floor care home appliances, along with suppliers and other key partners from every point of the appliance lifecycle. The association brings the industry together to advance shared priorities through advocacy, standards development, research and data and education. As a forum for action for the industry across the U.S. and Canada, AHAM provides members with a unified voice and support for their mission to bring safe, efficient, high-performing appliances into every home. .
The Association of Rotational Molders (ARM) is the global network for rotational molding companies, with a strong focus on North America and connections to a worldwide community of molders, suppliers, designers, and educators. We help rotomolders build stronger teams, improve their processes, and form the relationships that drive better business.
The Association of Rotational Molders (ARM) is a worldwide trade association representing manufacturers of rotationally molded plastic products, suppliers to the industry, designers, and professionals.
The Association of Metals Processors and Distributors (AMPD) became a new technology affiliate of FMA in 2023. Formerly known as the ASD, the AMPD brings together natural synergies of steel distribution and metals processing through education, networking and fundraising.
The Association of Suppliers to the Paper Industry (ASPI) is the forum to connect industry leaders. ASPI members and their customers gain unique knowledge and networking to improve industry performance. ASPI strives to provide unparalleled customer engagement to its members, with strict compliance to ASPI’s antitrust policy.
AWRF promotes interests common among companies manufacturing, fabricating, or distributing lifting, rigging and load securement devices made of chain, rope, and synthetic products. The association works to establish, acquire, preserve, and disseminate various technical information, and encourages the development of safety standards and programs, and product identification procedures. Assistance has been provided for establishing and maintaining adequate products liability insurance, as well as other insurance needs of the industry. Common problems and purposes of the industry, such as those involving production, distribution, service and safety are reviewed and advanced by lawful means on a regular basis.
Association of Women in the Metal Industries (AWMI) is an organization of professionals, founded in California in 1981, to promote and develop the growth of women in the metal industries. AWMI believes that women in similar industries can benefit themselves and their companies through relationships, education and shared knowledge. The programs and activities of AWMI are intended to enhance members' skills and experience, address challenges confronting the industry, and promote members' career growth with the ultimate goal of increasing the number of women employed in the metal industries. Membership is open to both women and men who are seeking to develop all aspects of their professional development and career advancement.
ARMA is a nonprofit trade association dedicated to strengthening the manufacturing community through advocacy, workforce development, and networking. Area manufacturing accounts for more than 20 billion in output and over 50,000 jobs. We are a membership driven organization. We have monthly events and five active committees, including special interest groups for plant executives. Join us today to be a part of the voice of manufacturing.
The Auto Care Association is the voice for the auto care industry—a coast-to-coast network of 500,000 independent manufacturers, distributors, parts stores and repair shops offering quality, choice and innovation for drivers. The Auto Care Association keeps its members ahead of the curve so they can continue to serve every kind of vehicle on the road today—providing parts and services designed to make vehicles last longer, perform better and keep drivers safer.
AIAG (Automotive Industry Action Group) is the global collaborative hub for automotive excellence. For more than 40 years, we’ve brought together the industry’s brightest minds in a neutral, legally safe environment to create best-in-class standards, tools, and training. From OEMs to suppliers of all sizes, we unite the global automotive community to elevate manufacturing quality, supply chain efficiency, and corporate responsibility. By fostering trust, transparency, and inclusive collaboration, we empower companies across the value chain to thrive in a dynamic, ever-evolving industry. AIAG is a catalyst for achieving peak enterprise performance through its unique insight into industry issues, candid collaborative experts and delivery of real practical solutions that address the challenges of quality, cost, and speed throughout the global supply chain.
The Automotive Lift Institute, Inc. (ALI) is a nationally accredited standards developer also accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the International Accreditation Federation (IAF) as a Product Certification Organization. ALI’s Mission: Promoting the safe design, construction, installation, inspection, service, and use of automotive lifts. Company Overview: The Automotive Lift Institute, Inc. (ALI) was founded in 1945 as the trade association of U.S. manufacturers of in-ground lifts. By 1988 ALI welcomed members from Canada as well as North American based marketers of automotive lifts produced and distributed globally.
The Automotive Maintenance and Repair Association (AMRA) is a not-for-profit trade association formally organized September 1994 to represent the interests, common policies and purposes of companies engaged in providing automotive maintenance and repair services, their suppliers and related companies in the automotive industry when dealing with consumers. The main purpose of AMRA is to provide consumer communication programs like its Motorist Assurance Program (MAP), MAP Participating Facility Program and its MAP-Qualified Technician Program for the benefit of the consumer. AMRA also provides consumer brochures for consumer education, providing information on a variety of consumer-requested topics dealing with their automotive maintenance and repair service experiences.
The Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association (APRA) is a group of nearly 1,000 member businesses engaged in the automotive and truck remanufacturing industry around the globe. APRA's mission is to address the needs of the automotive and truck parts remanufacturing industry and to serve our members in four primary ways: * Providing a wide range of quality products, services, workshops and educational information (including APRA's Global Connection and e-Connection). * Leading legislative, legal and advocacy efforts at various levels of government. * Offering technical services, online catalogs, service bulletin access, a parts finder service and wiring diagrams. * Hosting many networking opportunities for members of the remanufacturing community.
Since 1943, the Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) is an international trade association which has represented an industry dedicated to the efficient removal and reuse of automotive parts, and the safe disposal of inoperable motor vehicles. ARA aims to further the automotive recycling industry through various services and programs to increase public awareness of the industry's role in conserving the future through automotive recycling and to foster awareness of the industry's value as a high quality, low cost alternative for the automotive consumer. ARA encourages aggressive environmental management programs to assist member facilities in maintaining proper management techniques for fluid and solid waste materials generated from the disposal of motor vehicles.
The Automotive Service Association is the largest not-for-profit trade association serving independent automotive professionals in the mechanical and collision repair industries. ASA is headquartered in North Richland Hills, TX and has members in all 50 states and a significant international roster.
AWAF gives members the ability to work with and get to know some of the most powerful, influential men and women in the automotive industry that in normal everyday business one may not have the opportunity to meet. You have the opportunity to support our scholarship program that assists women who want to be or are already part of the automotive industry with their education.
ADMA strives to further the development of the aviation marketplace through the services and products produced and distributed by members through awareness of the advantages of the aviation marketplace and the resulting benefits to the customer. Members benefit from the knowledge, contact, and dedication of the Aviation Distributors and Manufacturers Association - committed to developing a long-term, business relationship for Distributors and Manufacturers through the promotion of service and strategies consistent with the dynamic and ever-changing aviation marketplace. ADMA provides the unique opportunity for CEOs and Executive Management to discuss pertinent business issues face-to-face. The Aviation Distributors and Manufacturers Association was formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1943, with the express purpose of representing the common interests of this market.
The Baby Safety Alliance is the voice of safety and quality for baby and children's products. We advance baby safety with efforts across four strategic pillars: advocacy, product safety, education, and philanthropy. The Alliance's advocacy work includes legislative and regulatory involvement to ensure products are safe, accessible, and affordable. Our product safety efforts include the facilitation of the Baby Safety Alliance Verification Program. Products Verified by the Baby Safety Alliance can be trusted because they have been tested to the highest standards for safety, performance, and functionality. The Alliance's education initiatives include providing free expert-approved baby safety guidance to parents and caregivers through Baby Safety University. Our philanthropic work is accomplished through the Baby Safety Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charity. Established in 1962 as the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA), we have spent more than 60 years advancing the safety of products used to care for babies and young children. Now as the Baby Safety Alliance, we continue to champion safer products for babies and peace of mind for parents.
Bakery Equipment Manufacturers and Allieds, (BEMA) was founded in 1918 as an international, not-for-profit trade association representing leading bakery and food suppliers. BEMA creates authentic connections that improve its members’ businesses and the baking industry. Its members utilize the value they gain through BEMA networking and educational events to provide their customers with the most effective, innovative solutions in baking.
The American Biomass Energy Association is the nation’s leading organization working to expand and advance the use of clean, renewable biomass power. Led by Executive Director Carrie Annand, the Association represents 80 biomass power plants in 20 states across the U.S. Currently, the biomass power industry reduces carbon emissions by more than 30 million tons each year and provides 14,000 jobs nationwide, many of which are in rural areas. ABEA is a member-driven organization with the goal of increasing the use of biomass power and creating new jobs and opportunities in the biomass industry. ABEA educates policymakers at the state and federal level about the benefits of biomass and provides regular briefings and research to keep members fully informed about public policy impacting the biomass industry. Members include local owners and operators of existing biomass facilities, suppliers, plant developers and others. ABEA is actively involved in the legislative process and supports policies that increase the use of biomass power and other renewable energy sources in America’s energy portfolio. As policymakers at every level explore ways to lower greenhouse gases and reduce America’s dependence on foreign oil, ABEA is the leading advocate for a strong commitment to clean, renewable biomass energy.
BMES is the premier professional community for biomedical engineering innovation and excellence. Our vibrant organization unites more than 6,700 members and a network of over 25,000 across academia, industry, and healthcare, supported by 115+ student chapters worldwide. Through our conferences, specialized interest groups, four leading journals and a myriad of initiatives, we drive advances in medical technology, research, and patient care. Join us in shaping the future of healthcare through engineering.
BIO is the premier biotechnology advocacy organization representing biotech companies, industry leaders, and state biotech associations in the United States and more than 35 countries around the globe. BIO members range from biotech start-ups to some of the world’s largest biopharmaceutical companies – all united by the same goal: to develop medical and scientific breakthroughs that prevent and fight disease, restore health, and improve patients’ lives. BIO also organizes the BIO International Convention and a series of annual conferences that drive partnerships, investment, and progress within the sector. Learn more at bio.org
To be the leader in offering credentials that elevate the technical and ethical standards for professionals practicing the science of protecting, managing, and enhancing the health and safety of people and the environment. BGC is a global EHS credentialing leader embracing all people and the unique contributions of those individuals in an inclusive environment while creating globally recognized credentialing capability.
With a reputation for excellence built on more than 50 years as an EHS leader, BCSP certifies the technical competency of safety professionals and equips you for the critical work you do each day. As a not-for-profit organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, we have awarded more than 100,000 credentials since 1969. Our credential holders achieve new opportunities, earn higher salaries, influence more people, and set the standard for life-saving practice. We are here to guide you along your career journey — before certification and beyond —with trusted exam preparation solutions, free resources to elevate your skills, and unique professional development and networking opportunities. Visit BCSP.ORG to learn more and see how the gold standard can help you advance safety practice, your career, and your organization. Which credential(s) will you earn? Certified Safety Professional® (CSP®) Safety Management Professional™ (SMP™) Associate Safety Professional® (ASP®) Occupational Hygiene and Safety Technician® (OHST®) Construction Health and Safety Technician® (CHST®) Safety Trained Supervisor® (STS®) Safety Trained Supervisor Construction® (STSC®) Certified Instructional Trainer® (CIT®) Graduate Safety Practitioner® (GSP®) Transitional Safety Practitioner® (TSP®) Let’s build a safer world together.
The Boston Tooling & Machining Association (BTMA) is a local NTMA chapter serving precision custom manufacturers across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island.What We DoSupport Precision Manufacturing: Representing small to mid-sized, often family-owned machine shops specializing in prototyping and parts production.Serve Critical Industries: Supplying high-quality components to aerospace, defense, medical, automotive, and electronics sectors.Foster Supply Chain Networks: Connecting qualified buyers and industry experts through local plant tours, technical seminars, and national conferences.Drive Workforce Development: Partnering with training providers to advance skills and promote manufacturing career pathways.Unite Industry Partners: Collaborating with a vital network of material suppliers, software vendors, and machine distributors.
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