ANSI Membership – A Value Proposition
Membership Overview
Comprised of Government agencies, Organizations, Companies, Academic and
International bodies, and individuals, ANSI represents and serves the diverse interests of more than 270,000 companies and organizations and 30 million professionals worldwide.
Member Benefits, Categories, Levels and Programs
ALL Members:
Active participation in ANSI and its programs provides access rights to
information and business intelligence that is not available elsewhere,
discounts on many products and services, and the opportunity to build
relationships that empower members with a voice and influence over the
standardization and conformity assessment decisions that directly affect their
business.
FULL Members:
Have the maximum access and value to ensure your entire company remains competitive and compliant in today’s ever-changing economic environment.
Key Benefits of ANSI full Membership:
- Unlimited Representation
- Administer Secretariat or U.S. TAG
- Participate in Member forums
- Participate in Policy Committees and Governance Boards
- Discount on Site Licenses/Standards
- Use of ANSI Member Icon
- Access to Policy Committee Documents
- Access to ANSI Top Issues Portal
Membership Categories:
A corporation, partnership or other entity that is created under the laws of
the United States or any State thereof and that is engaged in industrial or
commercial enterprise or professional, educational, research, testing or trade
activity. Any affiliate, division or joint venture of a corporation, company,
firm or partnership may, at the discretion of the ANSI Board of Directors, be
eligible for membership.
A department or agency of the United States government or of any state,
interstate or regional authority or agency, or any local or county subdivision
of such entities interested in the work of the Institute.
A not-for-profit scientific, technical, professional, labor, consumer, trade or
other association or organization that is involved in standards, certification
or related activities.
A domestic, not-for-profit institution of higher learning, not otherwise
eligible for membership, which is interested in the development of voluntary
standards.
A retailer is a company whose core business is to sell consumer goods directly to the end consumer, which are not manufactured by that business. Retailers are defined by both the primary SIC codes 52‐59 and NAICS codes 44‐45
An individual member shall be a United States citizen interested in the
development of standards or related activities, who is not eligible for
membership under any other membership category.
(Restricted to one
representative only.)
For International Membership, please complete the PDF application, and send to the Membership team at
membership@ansi.org.
For any questions or additional information regarding ANSI Membership, please contact the Membership Department at membership@ansi.org.
Monthly Membership Orientation
Find out why so many people value their membership in ANSI.
The free one-hour webinar — held monthly on the first Friday of each month — will be hosted live and will provide an overview of ANSI’s activities, as well as information on how to take full advantage of the ANSI membership.
A Q&A session will encourage active dialogue between all participants. Members and anyone looking to receive more information on membership are welcome.
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Staff Contacts
Kelley A. Cox, IOM, CAE
Director, Business & Membership Development
Tel: 202.331.3625
Fax: 202.293.9287
kacox@ansi.org
Susan Bose
Senior Manager, Membership Marketing and Development
Tel: 212.642.4948
Fax: 212.398.0023
sbose@ansi.org
Penny Kokias
Membership Assistant
Tel: 212.642.4926
Fax: 212.398.0023
pkokias@ansi.org
Christian Santiago
Membership Associate
Tel: 212.642.4905
Fax: 212.398.0023
csantiago@ansi.org
