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Representing public assembly facilities from around the globe, IAAM Active members include managers and senior executives from auditorium, arenas, convention centers, exhibit halls, stadiums, performing arts theaters, and amphitheaters. Member facilities represent huge expenditures of public and private funds. They attract millions of patrons to an astonishing variety of events from football to basketball, from baseball to hockey, from rock concerts to conventions, conferences, ballets...the list is almost endless.IAAM also counts more than 400 Allied companies among its members. These companies provide products and services used by managers. Through their IAAM membership, these Allied members are able to present their products to this vast market.The International Association of Assembly Managers (formerly Auditorium Managers) was founded in December 1924 by six enthusiastic building managers with a vision of the future of public assembly facility management met in Cleveland, Ohio, on December 27,1924, to discuss the important issues facing the auditorium management industry. From that meeting came the formation of the Auditorium Managers Association. What grew from a dedication to the industry is now known as the International Association of Assembly Managers, a world-wide organization that maintains the early commitment to their business and profession.

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