ATMA® is the only U.S. association devoted to the advancement of U.S.-based manufacturers of textile machinery, equipment and parts. Its member companies represent a significant percentage of total industry volume of capital machines.

ATS is dedicated to the elimination of needless death and disability from injury. For more than 40 years, ATS has served as an advocate for the trauma care system, trauma prevention programs, and the victims of trauma and their families throughout the United States. Its goals are to prevent injury whenever possible, and to ensure optimal treatment of trauma when it does occur.

EMAP, the voluntary standards, assessment, and accreditation process for disaster preparedness programs throughout the country, fosters excellence and accountability in emergency management and homeland security programs, by establishing credible standards applied in a peer review accreditation process. EMAP was created by a group of national organizations to foster continuous improvement in emergency management capabilities. It provides emergency management programs the opportunity to be recognized for compliance with industry standards, to demonstrate accountability, and to focus attention on areas and issues where resources are needed. EMAP has accredited more than 100 emergency management programs.

FFRC is a unique national coalition of small and large companies and regional trade associations whose members harvest and manufacture wood products, paper, and renewable energy from federal timber sources. With members in more than two dozen states, FFRC is a national voice for sound management of our federal forests. Coalition members employ more than 350,000 workers at more than 650 mills. FFRC works with allied industry, conservation, and local government groups to support a growing and sustainable federal timber program.

(IAEM updated its structure to establish a Global body and a USA Council in 2013. ASMI executed a separate management agreement to serve IAEM-USA.)

IAEM has more than 5,000 members whose focus is protecting life and property from disaster. Services include significant advocacy including “EM on the Hill Day” with fly-in visits and National EM Awareness Month activities, a professional certification program, scholarship program, national representation on emergency management issues, weekly and monthly newsletters, an active online career center with a jobs board, year-round webinars, virtual content delivery, an annual conference with a trade show, and more.

The IBS is concerned with promoting the science of ballistics and providing at the highest level a means of technical interchange and experience in this field. The Annual Symposium is a primary objective of the organization in meeting its goals of technical exchange and enhancing professional opportunities through education and career development. ASMI provides full event management services and will produce the International Ballistics Society Annual Symposium in 2021.

NASEMSO is an organization comprised of state EMS officials from each state, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. territories. Formed in 1980, it provides leadership and support in the development of national EMS systems, fosters communication among state officials and between state and federal officials, and represents the specific needs and opinions of state EMS systems and their programs on national issues.

NHSA sponsors the National Homeland Security Conference, the annual meeting of local homeland security and emergency management professionals from the nation’s largest metropolitan areas. It has become one of the best-attended and most highly anticipated homeland security conferences of the year, focusing on all emergency response disciplines at all levels of government. NHSA will depend on ASMI for conference registration services, accounting and financial management.

The OTCC is a joint governmental agency established by the enactment of an interstate compact in at least 10 states; currently, 31 states have enacted such legislation. The OTCC expects to begin issuing privileges to practice no sooner than Q3 2025.