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1) International
Special Events Society (ISES)
The International Special Events Society (ISES) was
founded in 1987 to foster enlightened performance through
education while promoting ethical conduct. ISES works
to join professionals to focus on the "event as a whole"
rather than its individual parts. It is comprised of
over 4,000 professionals in over 35 countries representing
special event producers (from festivals to trade shows),
caterers, decorators, florists, destination management
companies, rental companies, special effects experts,
tent suppliers, audio-visual technicians, party and
convention coordinators, balloon artists, educators,
journalists, hotel sales managers, specialty entertainers,
convention center managers etc. The solid peer network
ISES provides helps special events professionals produce
outstanding results for clients while establishing positive
working relationships with other event colleagues.
2) International
Festival and Events Association (IFEA)
The International Festivals & Events Association
("IFEA") is a voluntary association of events, event
producers, event suppliers, and related professionals
and organizations whose common purpose is the
production and presentation of festivals, events, and
civic and private celebrations. IFEA officially
represents members in 38 countries on 5 continents,
under the umbrellas of IFEA North America; IFEA Europe;
IFEA Asia; IFEA Australia; and IFEA Africa/Middle East.
3) Indian
Association of Amusement Parks and Industries (IAAPI)
Enhance its membership so that all the players in the
entertainment industry come under one umbrella for mutual
benefits. Being a representative body, to present members
views in proper perspective. Act as a Platform with
the government for formulation of progressive policies.
Publishing of "Thriller" Magazine & Industry Directory.
Organize trade shows to bring the industry face to face
with end-users.
4) Events Industry Alliance (EIA)
The EIA is focussed on promoting the
events industry and to driving industry wide issues to
its five target audiences of: Press, Clients,
Agencies/Media Planners, Government and Academia.
5) The Association of Event Organisers Ltd (AEO)
It
is the UK trade body
representing companies which conceive, create, develop or manage trade
and consumer events.
6) The Association of Event Venues (AEV)
It
is a UK organisation serving an established event venue
community, focused on creating and driving platforms that
service fundamental industry needs.
7) Event Supplier and Services Association
(ESSA)
The Event
Supplier and Services Association is a UK trade association
representing contractors and suppliers of goods and services
to the events industry.
8) Eventia
It
is recognised as the official trade body of the events and
live marketing industry in UK providing leadership and
representation on important issues to Government, regulators
and the corporate community.
9) National
Association of Casino and Theme Party Operators
10) National Association
of Mobile Entertainers
11) National Limousine
Association
12) National
Speakers Association
13) Society of American Florists
14) Alliance of Meeting
Management Companies
15) Connected
International Meeting Professionals Association
16) International Association of Hispanic Meeting
Professionals
17) International
Society of Meeting Planners
18) Meeting
Professionals International
19) American Disc Jockey
Association
20) American Floral
Industry Association
21) American Institutue
of Floral Designers
22) American Rental
Association
23) Entertainment
Services Technical Association
24) International Cake Exploration Societé
25) International Food Service Executives
Association
26) International Association of Culinary
Professionals
27) International Caterers Association
28) National Restaurant Association
29) National
Association of Catering Executives
30) Mobile Industrial Caterers
Association
31) American Culinary Federation
32) Retailer's Bakery Association
33) Personal Chef Association
34) Personal Chefs Network, Inc.
35) Hotel and
Catering International Management Association
36)Association
of Bridal Retailers
37)Association of Wedding Gown Specialists
38)Bridal Show Producers International
39)Wedding and
Event Videography Association
40)Wedding Photojournalist Association
41)Wedding & Portrait Photographers
International
42)Austin Wedding and Event Coordinators
43)California Lake Arrowhead Wedding
Association
44)Central Valley Bridal Association
45)Dallas Association of Wedding Professionals
46)Maui Wedding Association
47)Mississippi Bridal Association
48)North Carolina Outer Banks Wedding
Association
49)Minnesota Twin City Bridal
Association
50)Association of Bridal Consultants
51)Association
of Certified Professional Wedding Consultants
52)Association of Wedding
Professionals
53)Association
for Wedding Professionals International
54)Bridal Association of America
55)National
Association of Wedding Professionals
56)National Bridal Service
57)Wedding and Special Events
Association
58) Association of Certified Professional Wedding
Consultants
59) The International Institute of
Weddings
60) The Wedding Specialist
61) Weddings Beautiful
62) Super Weddings
63) June Wedding
64) International Association of Conference
Centers
65) International Association of
Convention & Visitors Bureaus
66) International Association for Exposition
Management
67) International Association of Fairs and
Expositions
68) International Institute of Convention
Management
69) Association of Conference and Events
Directors
70) Association for Convention
Operations Management
71) Association of Destination Management
Executives
72) Association of Female Exhibit & Trade Show
Managers
73) Center for
Exhibition Industry Research
74) Exhibit
Designers & Producers Association
75) Exposition
Service Contractors Association
76) Professional Convention
Management Association
77) Society of
Independent Show Organizers
78) Trade
Show Exhibitors Association
79) World Council for Venue Management
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