
Annual Dues
$3,500 for firms with annual revenue up to $5 million
$6,000 for firms with annual revenue above $5 million
$15,000 for firms with annual revenue above $1 billion
How ETMA Membership Dues Support Your Company’s Success
ETMA the Enterprise Technology Management Association, is an independent non-profit association. We are actively recruiting new members as part of an initiative to expand the membership base. Stake your claim to the future of the industry by investing in membership. Through its executive board, Solutions Providers set the association’s agenda and priorities.
With ETMA, all actions are designed to serve our member companies, not to profit from them. In addition, ETMA does not sell consulting services nor does it compete directly or indirectly with its members. Dues fund all the programs.
$3,500 for firms with annual revenue up to $5 million
$6,000 for firms with annual revenue above $5 million
$15,000 for firms with annual revenue above $1 billion
Our members focus on Enterprise Technology Management, IT Financial Management, Technology and Telecom Expense Management (TEM), Managed Mobility Services (MMS), MDM/UEM, ITAD, ITDM, Managed Service Providers, Carriers, Distributors, Solutions Integrators, OEM, Cloud Providers, End Point Security, HWaaS (Hardware as a service) ITDM, CSP (Cloud Services Providers) Master Agents, VARs, ITDM; Interface Providers (Bill Readers, RPA, etc.) Mobile Expense Management, and areas that align well with these disciplines.
ETMA members can send up to four people to the two conferences ETMA hosts each year. It can be four to one conference: two to each of the two conferences, etc. If a company wants to send more than four people, fees will be charged as necessary to cover the costs for additional attendees.
Join a network of industry leaders and transform your organization.
ETMA brings together like-minded people invested in each other’s success, partnering across many different verticals and technologies to grow their business and deliver winning solutions for clients.
On average, firms created 2.9 new partnerships during the last conference, with firms, that they were NOT doing business with before the conference.