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 Why Join the AMA?

    Professional Development

        Through its 500 professional and collegiate chapters, the AMA serves its members by enhancing their professional career development. AMA chapters sponsor meetings, workshops and seminars that allow members to interface with the leading innovators and thinkers in business, research and academia. Chapter meetings provide a forum to expand personal and professional contacts by networking with area marketing professionals from the full range of industries.


    Continuing Education

        Through seminars, workshops and more than 25 national conferences held in locations across the country, the AMA continually upgrades the knowledge and skills of its members. Programs topics include customer satisfaction measurement, microcomputers, research, promotion, business-to-business marketing and more.

   
    Magazines & Journals

        The AMA Publishing Group produces eight business magazines and scholarly journals designed to enhance your professional development and keep you in tune with the latest research and trends in various fields and industries. Marketing News is a biweekly magazine featuring new ideas and developments in marketing. Our quarterly business magazines keep you abreast of the latest research and theory regardless of your field:

            Marketing Management
            Marketing Research
            Marketing Health Services

        The AMA's four leading-edge journals provide professionals with scholarly ideas:

            Journal of Marketing
            Journal of Marketing Research
            Journal of International Marketing
            Journal of Public Policy & Marketing

        AMA International Member and Marketing Services Guide is comprehensive guide of marketing services and AMA members.


    Information Center

        The AMA provides a reference center with more than 5,000 books, 3,000 indexed articles and 100 periodicals on marketing issues. Personalized services include bibliographic searches and a Software Review Center with a demonstration disc library of more than 210 titles.


    Shadow Day

        What is it really like? With the Shadow Day program students are matched with business executives for a day of on-site marketing.


 

 

 

 
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