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• American Hardware Manufacturers Association
Trade organization representing American manufacturers in the hardware industry and sponsor of the National Hardware Show and Building Products Exposition held in conjunction with International Hardware Week.
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• Association for Manufacturing Technology
An association of American manufacturers that provides members with information on technical developments, training methods, economic issues, and trade and marketing opportunities and encourages higher safety and technical standards.
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• Association of Equipment Manufacturers
Provides market statistical services, export assistance, legislative support, industry education, strategic information services for construction equipment manufacturers.
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• Automotive Industry Action Group
A North American association focused on continuously improving business processes and practices in the automotive supply chain by achieving consensus through multi-company teamwork.
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• Automotive Parts Rebuiders Association
An association of over 2000 member companies that rebuild automotive related parts, such as starters, alternators, clutches, transmissions, brakes, drive shafts, and numerous other parts for passenger cars, trucks, off-road, equipment and industrial uses.
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• Building Stone Institute
A non-profit trade association of quarriers, fabricators, dealers, importers, exporters, installers, carvers and restorers of all types of natural stone.
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• Forging Industry Association
Offers process-specific information, provides statistical, training, educational and technical services; and serves as a common voice on legislative and regulatory issues on behalf of the metal forging community in North America.
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• Hydraulic Institute
A non-profit trade association for pump manufacturers and suppliers. Also, a standards development organization that has been creating pump standards since 1917.
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