ABEA rolls out two new memberships

The two new Associate Memberships are designed to better support people in different career stages and diverse professional environments

The Australian Business Events Association (ABEA) has launched two new membership categories, Student Membership and In-house Planner Membership.

Melissa Brown, CEO, ABEA, said the business events industry extends into many types of organisations from corporates, for-purpose, universities, associations, and everything in between.

The two new Associate Memberships are designed to better support people in different career stages and diverse professional environments

“The new Associate Membership categories help us cater to colleagues in all areas of business events, by creating a more inclusive and practical pathway.

“We warmly welcome students and in-house planners and other event staff to connect with the industry, build capability, take part in our education and join a national community that supports professional growth.

“We need many hands to create the future we all desire for our sector,” said Brown.

Student Membership is available to individuals currently enrolled in full-time or part-time study who are seeking to build their knowledge, industry connections and careers within the business events industry.

Meanwhile, In-house Planner Membership is available for professionals whose role includes planning or delivering events within organisations whose core business sits outside the events industry. This includes (but not limited to) staff employed by associations, not-for-profits, universities and organisations across sectors such as technology, financial services, health and medical, and manufacturing.

Associate members gain access to ABEA’s community, education and insights, including member rates for all networking and social functions.

Annual pricing is set at AU$60 (US$42) per year for Student Membership, and AU$150 per year for In-house Planner Membership.

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