Assistive Technology Industry Association: ATIA
About ATIA
Our mission is to serve as the collective voice of the assistive technology industry so that the best products and services are delivered to people with disabilities. Learn more about ATIA.
Network, Learn, and Share
ATIA’s conference showcases the latest AT developments for attendees from around the globe.
Advance Your Knowledge
ATIA’s online education and professional development programs draw on leading experts across the community.
Become a Member
Members of ATIA include for-profit, not-for-profit, and private organizations that are manufacturers, sellers, and providers of technology-based assistive devices and services.
ATIA Membership
Since 1998, the ATIA has provided a community for companies that offer innovative technologies and services to help maintain or improve the functional capabilities of persons with disabilities. ATIA’s membership year is from January 1st – December 31st. The 2020 membership new application and renewal processes end Sunday, November 1, 2020. Any members whose dues are not paid by November 1 will not be renewed.
Membership Levels
Regular and Regular Global
Open to manufacturers, developers, sellers or service providers, whether for-profit or not-for-profit, and private organizations anywhere in the world serving persons who need AT devices. Divisions and departments of larger organizations whose primary mission fits these criteria are also eligible. Annual Revenues are between US$ 500,000 – US$ 99M. Companies with annual revenues over US$ 99M should apply for the Regular Global membership level. All companies at this level may be required to certify revenues upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO).
Small Company
Open to manufacturers, sellers and service providers in their first year of operation or with annual revenues in the last fiscal year under US$ 500,000. After one year at this level, companies automatically move to the Regular membership level. All companies at this level may be asked to certify revenues upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO). Companies may continue at this level after a two-year period with evidence of annual revenue under $500,000 (USD)
Associate Publisher
Open to organizations involved in publishing electronic, print and alternative media associated with persons with disabilities. Companies at this level may be required to certify eligibility status upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO). Not eligible for board of directors or voting rights.
Associate Distributor
Open to organizations and individuals involved only in the distribution or resale of products or services within the industry—dealers, sales representatives, value-added re-sellers, manufacturer’s representatives, etc.. Companies developing or manufacturing products or services should apply at the Small Company or Regular membership levels. Companies at this level may be required to certify eligibility status upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO). Not eligible for board of directors or voting rights.
Membership Benefits
Conference booth discounts
Complimentary access to public ATIA online courses
Members-only webinars and conference calls
Marketing opportunities: conference, online member directory and more
Online Course Sponsorship opportunities: free access for sponsor attendees, access to the registered participant list
Networking opportunities
ATIA Member Online Course Sponsorship
Membership Fees
ATIA’s membership year is from January 1st – December 31st and dues are paid annually.
Regular Membership: $1,250 (corporate parent revenue, $500,000–$99 million), Global $4,600 (corporate parent revenue, over $99 million)
Small Company Membership: $650 (revenue under $500,000)
Associate Publisher Membership: $650
Associate Distributor Membership: $200
Website：ATIA
Assistive Technology Industry Association: ATIA
About ATIA
Our mission is to serve as the collective voice of the assistive technology industry so that the best products and services are delivered to people with disabilities. Learn more about ATIA.
Network, Learn, and Share
ATIA’s conference showcases the latest AT developments for attendees from around the globe.
Advance Your Knowledge
ATIA’s online education and professional development programs draw on leading experts across the community.
Become a Member
Members of ATIA include for-profit, not-for-profit, and private organizations that are manufacturers, sellers, and providers of technology-based assistive devices and services.
ATIA Membership
Since 1998, the ATIA has provided a community for companies that offer innovative technologies and services to help maintain or improve the functional capabilities of persons with disabilities. ATIA’s membership year is from January 1st – December 31st. The 2020 membership new application and renewal processes end Sunday, November 1, 2020. Any members whose dues are not paid by November 1 will not be renewed.
Membership Levels
Regular and Regular Global
Open to manufacturers, developers, sellers or service providers, whether for-profit or not-for-profit, and private organizations anywhere in the world serving persons who need AT devices. Divisions and departments of larger organizations whose primary mission fits these criteria are also eligible. Annual Revenues are between US$ 500,000 – US$ 99M. Companies with annual revenues over US$ 99M should apply for the Regular Global membership level. All companies at this level may be required to certify revenues upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO).
Small Company
Open to manufacturers, sellers and service providers in their first year of operation or with annual revenues in the last fiscal year under US$ 500,000. After one year at this level, companies automatically move to the Regular membership level. All companies at this level may be asked to certify revenues upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO). Companies may continue at this level after a two-year period with evidence of annual revenue under $500,000 (USD)
Associate Publisher
Open to organizations involved in publishing electronic, print and alternative media associated with persons with disabilities. Companies at this level may be required to certify eligibility status upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO). Not eligible for board of directors or voting rights.
Associate Distributor
Open to organizations and individuals involved only in the distribution or resale of products or services within the industry—dealers, sales representatives, value-added re-sellers, manufacturer’s representatives, etc.. Companies developing or manufacturing products or services should apply at the Small Company or Regular membership levels. Companies at this level may be required to certify eligibility status upon request from the membership team (certification will be done in a confidential manner with the ATIA CEO). Not eligible for board of directors or voting rights.
Membership Benefits
Conference booth discounts
Complimentary access to public ATIA online courses
Members-only webinars and conference calls
Marketing opportunities: conference, online member directory and more
Online Course Sponsorship opportunities: free access for sponsor attendees, access to the registered participant list
Networking opportunities
ATIA Member Online Course Sponsorship
Membership Fees
ATIA’s membership year is from January 1st – December 31st and dues are paid annually.
Regular Membership: $1,250 (corporate parent revenue, $500,000–$99 million), Global $4,600 (corporate parent revenue, over $99 million)
Small Company Membership: $650 (revenue under $500,000)
Associate Publisher Membership: $650
Associate Distributor Membership: $200
Website：ATIA