Association Profiles
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Fighting the good fight
Summary:Cancer Drug Development Forum (CDDF) has played an active role in improving the efficiency of cancer drug development since 2001. Marjorie Recorbet, association manager of CDDF, tells HQ about how they evaluate their advocacy efforts in the rapidly changing and inherently challenging environment.20th Apr, 2018Category: - Magazine:Image:
Striving for a stronger and more sustainable cultural sector in Europe
Summary:Established in 1992, ENCATC is an international network of more than 100 member institutions (including the Louvre Museum and the BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts) and professionals from over 40 countries in Europe and beyond.10th Nov, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
Intergraf: Turning challenges into opportunities in the digital age
Summary:Based in Brussels, the European Federation for Print & Digital Communication (Intergraf) promotes and protects the interests of the printing and graphic industry, at present with 21 members representing their national industries in 19 European countries. Beatrice Klose, Secretary General of Intergraf, talks about why the printing industry is still alive and well in Europe.5th Nov, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2017 (AAIC) Celebrates Record-Breaking Success in London
Summary:The Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2017 is celebrating its most successful gathering ever, following its 2017 event in London.1st Aug, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
London gears up to welcome the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2017
Summary:Coca-Cola London Eye lights up to raise awareness of the challenges of dementia13th Jul, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ Profile: Bridging the gap between technology and society
Sub-Title:Asia Pacific Association of Technology and Society (APATAS)Summary:Dr. Laurie Lau, the founding chairperson and an expert on cybercrime risk and security, explains the why it’s important to bridge the gap between technology and society.7th Jul, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ Profile: The International Association of Facilitators (IAF)
Sub-Title:Enabling positive change through facilitationSummary:Founded in 1994, the International Association of Facilitators (IAF) is a participatory organisation based in Toronto, Canada with members from more than 65 countries, dedicated to setting internationally accepted industry standards, providing accreditation, supporting a community of practice, advocating the power of facilitation and embracing the diversity of facilitators.26th Jun, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
Middle East fastest growing region for international association meetings
Summary:The number of meetings in The Middle East has grown from 100 in 2007 to 255 in 201624th May, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ Profile: Creating a better future through collaboration
Sub-Title:European Association for Cancer ResearchSummary:Founded in 1968 to promote communication among cancer researchers in Europe, the European Association for Cancer Research (EACR)is a professional membership organisation for those studying and working in cancer research with a thriving membership community of over 10,000 members across 101 countries worldwide. Jane Smith, chief operating officer of the EACR, talks to HQ.12th May, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
Where Great Minds Come Together
Sub-Title:The Asia Pacific Association of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology (APAAACI)Summary:Now with 15 national societies from countries such as Australia, Malaysia, Japan, Hong Kong and Mongolia, APAAACI has entered a new chapter with the newly appointed President Frank Thien, who previously served as the Association’s Secretary General.26th Apr, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ Profile: International Association of Young Lawyers Network, Connect & Learn
Summary:AIJA is the only global association devoted to lawyers and in-house counsel under 45. Since 1962 AIJA has been providing outstanding international opportunities for young lawyers to network, learn and develop. Giuseppe Marletta, Association Manager, explains how the organization operates.8th Feb, 2017Category: - Image:
Asia and Pacific Seed Association: Living in a challenging yet exciting time
Summary:Founded in 1994, the Asia and Pacific Seed Association (APSA) is the largest regional seed association in the world with more than 600 members from more than 50 countries worldwide.4th Jan, 2017Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ Profile: International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Sub-Title:How to serve members betterSummary:Lisa Astorga, Director of Meetings at the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis, discusses the new strategic decision of holding an annual global congress. The new format aligns with trends in global medical meetings and will allow ISTH to be more relevant in all regions of the world.4th Nov, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
ESAE, AssociationExecutives.EU Award 2016
Sub-Title:An interview with Michel Ballieu, 2016 Award winner
Summary:Michel has 45 years of professional experience. He has been an association leader and executive for non-profits, and a member of our European Society of Association Executives (ESAE, AssociationExecutives.EU) for many years. A strategic thinker and a mentor, he is now an independent association advisor focused on identifying and developing management skills for associations.27th Oct, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
Asia-Pacific Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (APATAP) on a steep trajectory
Summary:The Asia Pacific Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (APATAP) is the region’s key body in promoting and developing the cross-disciplinary study and management of threatening individuals and behaviours such as stalking, harassment, and threats. Besides holding a conference on threat management, the association is also dedicated to developing a range of professional education seminars and support to academic research in the fields of its expertise. Damian McMeekin, President of APATP, gives us more insights on the association that brings together members from different disciplines.12th Oct, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
Challenges and opportunities of holding a conference in New Zealand
Sub-Title:An interview with Sione Tu’itahi (HPF)Summary:New Zealand will host the world health promotion conference of the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE) in 2019.5th Oct, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ profile: International Telecommunication Union
Sub-Title:Encouraging knowledge and technology transferSummary:The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is the United Nations specialised agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs). Philipp Steiner, Meetings Logistics Coordinator, explains how the organisation operates and the issues they have to deal with.23rd Aug, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
Asia-Pacific Association of Communication Directors communication never sleeps
Summary:Pierre Goad, President of APACD and Group Head of Human Resources and Communications at HSBC, tells us more about promoting a pan-Asia-Pacific communication culture in an ever-globalising world.20th Jul, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
The Building Blocks of the Asia-Pacific Federation of Association Organizations
Sub-Title:One Region, One Association CommunitySummary:The Asia-Pacific Federation of Association Organizations (APFAO) had its first general meeting on April 10, 2016 hosted by the ASAE during the 2nd ASAE Great Ideas Conference Asia-Pacific in Hong Kong.14th Jul, 2016Category: - Magazine:Image:
HQ Profile: Efma
Sub-Title:Thriving in a constantly evolving digitalized worldSummary:Efma promotes innovation in retail finance by fostering debate and discussion among peers supported by a robust array of information services and numerous opportunities for direct encounters. Karine Coutinho, Deputy Managing Director, explains how the organisation operates.31st May, 2016Category:
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