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Membership Home Page What you should
know about WAI Who should join WAI What you should know about The Wire Association International, Inc. WAI is moving in your direction with the benefit of more than 75 years of experience and in the company of wire and cable professionals, like yourself, from more than 70 countries around the globe.
Information. The source of current technical findings, WAI continually solicits and compiles technical white papers, which are presented twice per year at our international conferences. Members enjoy discounts to attend these events as well as the ability to perform free literature searches either online or with the help of our dedicated staff. We also identify and publish technical handbooks, technical reports, and reference materials that are available to members at a reduced rate. Opportunities. WAI’s volunteer network is comprised of technical experts, authors, management committee members, chapter leaders, speakers, moderators, advisors, and translators. Whether you are a veteran or a newcomer, WAI provides boundless opportunities for you to help shape your industry. Get involved with WAI. We can provide an avenue for almost any role you can imagine—whether it involves leadership, mentorship, or your personal career growth. When you become involved with WAI, you regulate your level of participation. International perspective. Our chapter program helps to deliver WAI benefits to your door. It’s also successful in that each chapter operates under the WAI umbrella giving all members a view of both local and global issues. WAI members are at work in more than 70 countries worldwide. Chapters have formed throughout the U.S., in India, Italy, and in Poland. And, new chapters are forming each year. How
to join WAI Annual membership dues are USD $95 per year, with discounted dues rates for two- and three-year memberships. Plus, if you are located within one of our local chapter regions, your first year chapter dues are free. Membership dues may be tax deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense, but not as a charitable contribution. Introduction to Membership: A Suppliers point of view Introduction to Membership: A Manufacturers point of view |
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