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Becoming a Corporate Member

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Last updated 09/02/2010
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UK Corporate Partner (try the water!)
Full Corporate Member/Sponsor - full privileges
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Enjoy the benefits of being a full Corporate Member of the premier professional association for communications, electronics, information systems and intelligence professionals, AFCEA.

AFCEA offers excellent opportunities for professional development, gathering market information, establishing new networks of business contacts and making new friends.

AFCEA exists to stimulate the harnessing of the very latest ideas and technologies. We exist in a world of constant change. As individuals and as corporate bodies, as users and as suppliers, we struggle to remain competitive. AFCEA provides a forum to exchange the latest ideas in an atmosphere free from commercial pressures.

AFCEA groups typically meet once each month for a meal with a presentation of professional interest. There are also supporting programmes of social and sporting events and visits to organizations of professional interest.

The Path to Corporate Membership/Sponsorship

Step 1. Your company becomes aware of AFCEA through advertising and personal recommendation. Visit the AFCEA web site (www.afcea.org.uk) to locate the UK group most convenient for your purposes. Contact the group secretary by telephone or email - see committees at London, West, South or Croughton

Step 2. One or two members of your company will then be invited to attend one meeting free of charge.

Step 3. If you wish, your company could become an 'AFCEA UK Corporate Partner' before proceeding to corporate membership. For a flat rate payment of £99 per year, for any size of corporation, your company would become an AFCEA UK Corporate Partner. Partners can send unlimited numbers of their employees to meetings and are able to participate in both professional information exchange and networking (AFCEA's 'cornerstone' activities). (Please note: Partners are not corporate members, and therefore do not enjoy the wide range of international benefits, nor are eligible for website entries, Signal magazine and advertising and trade show discounts.) Your local AFCEA group secretary has all the information you need - via Secretary of London, West, South or Croughton

Step 4. When your company wishes to enjoy the wide range of corporate member benefits, you will proceed to corporate membership. Your local AFCEA group secretary has all the information you need via Main Page

AFCEA UK strives to provide appropriate services and benefits in the best possible way. Corporate and individual benefits are shown on the tables below:

AFCEA UK Corporate Partner Benefits

Participation in AFCEA UK meetings, conferences and visits

Meeting other C4I professionals in a variety of settings and fora.

An AFCEA newsletter and details of meetings (which are also publicised on the AFCEA UK web site URL http://www.afcea.org.uk/).

Participation in AFCEA UK social activities and sporting events.

Listing as AFCEA UK Corporate Partner on the AFCEA UK website, with optional hotlink to Corporate Partner's own website.

Participation in AFCEA International symposia and exhibitions at standard rates.

At the monthly meetings, networking with professional colleagues from a wide range of vendor and customer organizations, participation in continuing professional development and with the possibility of questioning senior Government and industry speakers under 'non-attributable comment' rules.

UK access to links with like minded organizations such as the Communications Management Association (CMA) and the Association of Old Crows.

Additional Individual Membership Benefits

Participation in AFCEA International symposia and exhibitions at reduced cost.

Receiving Signal magazine, the monthly premier professional journal for C4I.

Using AFCEA meetings and functions for entertainment of customers on subjects of interest.

Corporate Members/Sponsors Additional Benefits

Joining over 1,000 AFCEA Corporate Members/Sponsors, representing the world's leading producers, manufacturers and users of communications, electronics, intelligence and information systems.

Preferential treatment throughout the AFCEA International organization throughout the world.

Preferred positioning at AFCEA International exhibitions and seminars.

Appearance of company name on all AFCEA UK literature detailing corporate sponsors.

Preferential rates for advertising in Signal magazine and collaboration in UK focused articles.

Display of company logo, name and literature on AFCEA UK exhibition stands, where the company may not even be exhibiting, as at the annual CMA Exhibition at Brighton.

Use of AFCEA stand at exhibitions on a sharing basis, if companies lack their own.

Listing as AFCEA Corporate Member on the AFCEA UK website, with optional hotlink to Corporate Member's own website - see here.

Narrative description of the company's products and services in the edition of Signal magazine the month after joining.

Annual write-up in the Signal Source Book - the January edition of Signal which comprises a free advertisement of what the company does and its contact details. This issue of Signal is retained and referred to by procurement organisations around the world. The Source Book information is repeated on the AFCEA International website.

Attendance at the annual AFCEA 'corporate member only' events.

Recognition as a corporate sponsor at AFCEA events held in other countries.

A corporate membership plaque to display at events or in the company offices.

Interested?  Please go to the Joining Page

 

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