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SIIA Membership

Thank you for your interest in renewing your SIIA Membership!

The following descriptions cover the various membership types SIIA has established. Please read these descriptions and click the one that best describes your firm. You will be taken to an application form that corresponds to that membership type.

	Full Corporate Member Full Corporate membership is available to firms whose primary business is the creation of software, information or other publishing, including distributors. This category entitles all full time employees of software and information publishers and online software and information-based service providers and their subsidiaries to participate in SIIA activities. Dues are based on a company's gross worldwide revenue. An internal operating unit of a company may apply for SIIA membership on its own. Dues are based on the operating unit 's gross revenues. For more information about this opportunity please contact Eric Fredell at +1 202-789-4464 or at efredell@siia.net.

	Associate Member Associate membership is available for professional service firms with software and information industry interests, clients, or practices. These include, but are not limited to, accounting firms, advertising and public relations agencies, executive search, management consulting firms, firms of financial analysts, lawyers and venture capitalists.

	Market Data User Associate Member Banks, brokerage firms, investment managers, custodians and other market data users.

	VC Associate Member The VC associate membership is available to venture capital firms. Membership dues are based on funds under management.

NOTE: Companies with more than 50 percent of revenues generated through publishing software or digital content must join as full members.