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Are there any interest area groups I can join?


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Yes, the AMA has the following groups -

Advertising

 

 

Brand/Product Management

 

 

Customer Relations

 

 

Database/CRM

 

 

Event Management/Marketing

 

 

Global Marketing

 

 

Higher Education Marketing

 

 

Innovation Technology and Interactivity

 

 

Marketing Academia

 

 

Marketing Communications

 

 

Marketing Research

 

 

Marketing Strategy/Planning

 

 

Merchandising/Retail

 

 

Non-Profit Marketing

 

 

Packaging/POP

 

 

Product Development

 

 

Professional Development

 

 

Public Relations

 

 

Sales/Sales Management

 

 

Services Marketing

 

 


Each professional member can choose up to 3 of the above groups as part of their membership. There is no extra charge for these interest areas. These areas are chosen on the membership application or invoice. The choices help AMA determine which conferences, publications and mailings the member may be interested in.

In addition to the above groups, each professional member is entitled to membership in one practitioner or academic SIG.  Additional SIG memberships are $20 each.

Practitioner focused Shared Interest Groups

These groups offer peer communications through an internet based community.

The SIGs are formal groups organized around a common interest area, offering the opportunity for ongoing interaction among professionals regarding a certain topic. Through them, AMA members can learn, share ideas and network with colleagues.  Membership in a Practitioner Shared Interest Group is open to all AMA members.

The groups include the following:

Higher Education Marketing

Internet/E-Commerce Marketing

Healthcare Marketing

Services Marketing

Marketing Strategy & Planning

Brand Strategy & Brand Management

NonProfit Marketing

Marketing Research

Academic focused SIGs

Academic SIGS provide opportunities for continuous interaction. They facilitate opportunities for networking, sharing ideas, discussing problems and keeping up with new findings. They also provide members with unique opportunities for professional advancement and contributions to the field. Some have special meetings, some produce directories, proceedings and newsletters. Others have organized discussions on the Internet, listservs and conference calls.

Academic focused Shared Interest Groups include the following:

Consumer Behavior

Direct and Interactive Marketing

Doctoral Students

Global Marketing

Interorganizational

Marketing and Entrepreneurship

Marketing and Society

Marketing Communications

Marketing Research

Marketing Strategy

Relationship Marketing

Retailing

Selling and Sales Management

Services Marketing

Sports and Special Events Marketing

Teaching

Technology and Innovation

Tourism, Hospitality & Leisure Marketing




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