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IIRF membership rules
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Introduction
Membership of the IIRF is normally for professional bodies only and is through
election by the governing council, normally at its annual general meeting,
under two categories as follows:
Full (voting) membership
Full membership is only available to national investor relations societies, and
is subject to election by the governing council under its own detailed
criteria, but generally within the following guidelines:
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Members must be formal groups whose principal aims are compatible with those of
the IIRF.
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Member societies must be comprised principally of companies with
publicly-traded securities, or investor relations practitioners employed by or
representing such companies, at least some of which must have active
international investor relations programmes.
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If two or more investor relations societies exist in any one country, the IIRF
will allow membership by one or more which represent significant groups of
international companies.
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Members must agree to pay all membership subscriptions agreed by the Governing
Council (see below).
Associate (non-voting) membership
Associate membership is primarily intended for other organisations relevant to
the investor relations discipline and with aims compatible with those of the
IIRF. However, IR societies that are unable or unwilling to pay annual
membership subscriptions can also be elected as associate members by the
governing council if they meet all other membership criteria.
Current members
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members
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