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The ADMA Community is a professional network for senior marketing, data, analytics, and customer experience professionals — including CMOs, data leaders, digital strategists, and analytics practitioners — primarily within Australia and the broader Asia‑Pacific region. It focuses on fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, and skills development around key topics such as data‑driven marketing, customer insight, digital transformation, privacy and ethics, and industry best practices that help organisations drive growth and competitive advantage.
Community engagement happens through a blended format that includes virtual events, webinars, roundtables, workshops, discussion forums, peer groups, and in‑person meetups that encourage active dialogue and exchange among members. While exact member counts are not publicly stated, the ADMA Community is structured to support a sizeable yet connected network of marketing and data professionals across sectors to ensure broad representation and meaningful interaction.
Participation is tied to ADMA membership or community registration, with interested professionals completing an expression of interest or sign‑up to gain access; details on any associated fees or benefits are provided during the onboarding process rather than published publicly.
The GMA AI Council is a working group within the Global Martech Alliance for senior marketers, technologists, and industry leaders who are focused on leveraging artificial intelligence to transform marketing strategy and execution. It brings together professionals from brands, agencies, tech providers, and academia to explore real‑world AI use cases, co‑create best practices, share case studies, and collaborate on solving challenges like bias mitigation, campaign optimization, and scaling personalized experiences.
Members engage through virtual roundtables, in‑person meetups, collaborative projects, research benchmarking, hands‑on workshops, and insights‑driven discussions that help demystify AI complexities and drive measurable impact.
Participation is typically gained through inquiry or application to the council, with access to exclusive events, research, and working groups provided upon acceptance. Details on any associated fees or commitments are shared with prospective members during the onboarding process rather than published publicly.
The ANA Global CMO Growth Council is a global leadership network for senior chief marketing officers and marketing executives from top brands worldwide, dedicated to advancing marketing’s role as a force for business growth and positive societal impact. The council focuses on strategic collaboration, shared insights, and collective action around priority areas such as talent development, brand effectiveness, media and measurement, innovation, sustainability, and emerging technologies, helping CMOs navigate complex challenges and elevate performance.
Members engage through global convenings, leadership forums, working teams, collaborative projects, research initiatives, executive roundtables, and shared frameworks that equip marketing leaders with actionable insights and a powerful peer network.
Participation is typically gained through inquiry and approval based on senior leadership experience and organizational influence, with details on membership terms and any associated commitments or fees provided during the onboarding process rather than publicly published.
The Apex Assembly CMO Community is an invitation‑only executive network for senior CMOs and marketing leaders from enterprise and technology‑driven organizations focused on peer collaboration, networking, and exchanging strategic insights. Members connect through member‑only interactive sessions, private roundtables, thought leadership events, and curated gatherings designed to address emerging trends and business challenges in marketing and customer experience.
Participation is granted through invitation or approval, with eligibility centered on senior leadership experience and strategic marketing responsibility. Because the community operates through curated custom events and assemblies, details on any associated fees or commitments are shared with approved members during the enrollment process rather than published publicly.
The MMA Global B2B CMO Council is an executive network for senior B2B marketing leaders — including CMOs and equivalent leaders at select solution provider companies — focused on addressing key industry challenges, sharing expertise, and shaping the future of marketing. It brings members together primarily through four quarterly virtual meetings per year, with informal meetups at major MMA events such as the POSSIBLE conference and the CMO & CEO Summit.
Membership is exclusive to qualified B2B marketing executives and is facilitated by contacting MMA Global for consideration and approval.
Because it is part of the larger MMA Global trade association, detailed participation terms and any associated fees are provided during the membership inquiry and approval process rather than published publicly.
The BIMA Councils are a series of working groups within the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA) that bring together senior professionals from digital, technology, marketing, and creative disciplines to tackle key industry topics and drive forward best practices. These councils focus on areas such as digital leadership, talent and skills, inclusivity and diversity, client/agency collaboration, technology trends, and ethical standards, enabling members to share insights, co-create guidance, and influence the development of the UK digital ecosystem.
Members collaborate through regular discussions, workshops, virtual roundtables, research projects, and event programming that address emerging challenges, professional development needs, and opportunities for innovation in digital and marketing practices.
Participation in the BIMA Councils is open to professionals and leaders from BIMA member organisations, with interested participants joining based on their expertise and alignment with specific council missions; details on involvement expectations and any associated commitments are provided through the BIMA membership and onboarding process rather than published publicly.
The Cambridge Network Marketing Peer Group is a community of marketing and communication professionals — typically Heads of Marketing, Marketing Directors, Marketing Managers, and similar mid-to-senior practitioners — who meet regularly to learn, exchange knowledge, and tackle real-world marketing challenges together.
It focuses on both strategic and tactical topics through three to four meetings per year that combine online and face-to-face sessions hosted at members’ organisations, with themes driven by member needs and facilitated discussion.
Membership is open to marketing professionals from organisations that are members of the Cambridge Network, with participation offered free of charge as part of the wider membership benefits.
Interested marketers connect through the Cambridge Network membership and peer group registration process to receive event invites and join discussions.
The CMA Thought Leadership Groups are a collection of councils and committees for senior marketing professionals and subject‑matter experts — including brand leaders, data practitioners, talent advocates, and strategy specialists — focused on exploring key issues, emerging trends, and best practices across the marketing discipline. These groups span topics like B2B marketing, brand strategy, customer experience, insights and analytics, martech, media, talent development, ethics, and more, with members collaborating through regular virtual meetings and content creation.
Participation is open to marketers and allied experts from organizations that are members of the Canadian Marketing Association, with applicants typically expected to have significant professional experience and commit to active participation in monthly meetings and initiatives.
Members contribute to the marketing profession by developing thought leadership content, shaping events, advising on industry standards, and expanding their professional networks, with details on joining and any participation expectations provided through the CMA membership and group enrollment process.
The Chief Marketing Officer Institute is a global forum and community designed for senior marketing leaders and aspiring CMOs across industries and regions, focused on advancing effective marketing leadership and elevating strategic impact. It brings practitioners together through networking, leadership development programs, workshops, and events that help marketers tackle the unique challenges of senior leadership and strengthen their professional perspective.
Members engage in interactive sessions, access curated content and tools, and connect with peers and academic thought leaders to share insights, deepen expertise, and grow their influence.
Participation is typically gained by registering for specific programs or the Leadership Circle community, with details on any associated fees or commitments provided during the enrollment process.
The CMA Thought Leadership Groups are a set of collaborative councils and committees for senior marketing professionals and subject‑matter experts across Canada, focused on advancing key areas of the marketing discipline. Members explore topics such as B2B marketing, brand strategy, customer experience, insights and analytics, martech, media, talent development, and ethics through regular virtual meetings, discussions, and joint initiatives that foster shared learning and influence industry standards.
Participation is open to experienced marketers and practitioners who are members of the Canadian Marketing Association, with eligibility typically tied to professional experience and active engagement in group activities. Members contribute to thought leadership content, help shape events and programs, and expand their professional networks, with details on joining and participation expectations provided through the CMA membership and group enrollment process rather than through public pricing.
CMO Collective is an exclusive, invitation‑only community for Chief Marketing Officers and senior marketing executives in North America and beyond, focused on building connections, sharing real‑world insights, and supporting strategic leadership success. Members engage with vetted peers through collaborative discussions, networking opportunities, and curated interactions that help elevate marketing leadership and decision‑making.
Membership is granted by invitation or approval to qualifying senior marketing leaders, ensuring that participants are in executive roles and can contribute to high‑quality peer exchange.
Because it operates as a private executive community, specific details on any fees or commitments are shared during the invitation and enrollment process rather than published publicly.
The CMO Council is a global network for senior marketing leaders, including CMOs, SVPs, VPs, and heads of marketing across industries and geographies, with members from over 110 countries. It focuses on strategic knowledge exchange, thought leadership, and peer networking, offering research, reports, webinars, advisory boards, Dinner Dialogues, and both virtual and in-person events.
Membership is available through an application process where qualifying marketing leaders submit professional details to demonstrate marketing leadership.
Membership tiers include Basic, Premium, and Corporate plans, offering different levels of access to insights, events, and networking opportunities.
The Conference Board Council for CMOs is an exclusive community for senior marketing leaders — typically CMOs and the most senior marketing or brand executives at global and regional organizations — focused on strategic peer-to-peer dialogue, best practices, and shared insights across industries and geographies. It provides a confidential, vendor-free format where members collaborate through curated meetings, roundtables, and benchmarking discussions to address emerging trends, talent, transformation, and marketing’s evolving role.
Membership is granted through an application and vetting process to ensure alignment of experience and seniority, with a limited number of seats to encourage candid exchange under Chatham House Rule.
Seats are available via an annual fee, with exact pricing and terms provided during the membership inquiry process.
The Customer Engagement Leadership Council is a global, member-driven executive network for senior leaders in customer experience, customer service, contact center operations, marketing, and related functions, focused on collaboration, benchmarking, and advancing strategies that improve customer engagement and business results. Members engage throughout the year in a blend of virtual and in-person events, interactive discussions, executive roundtables, and research-aligned programming centered on critical industry issues.
Membership is open to senior executives in customer engagement-related leadership roles, with interested professionals completing a membership inquiry form and connecting with a representative to understand benefits and the community environment.
Participation is supported through annual membership, with specific details about fees, access, and benefits shared during the onboarding process rather than publicly listed.
The GMA Digital Marketing Council is a global working group for senior digital marketers, performance specialists, creative leaders, and technology integrators focused on mastering the art and science of digital engagement across channels, platforms, and customer journeys. The council champions collaboration and shared insight by exploring digital strategy topics such as search, social, programmatic, influencer ecosystems, privacy and data challenges, multi‑platform experiences, and campaign excellence in a connected world.
Members engage through working groups, virtual roundtables, collaboration forums, workshops, research exchanges, and interactive discussions that help them benchmark practices, test innovations, and sharpen leadership approaches in digital transformation.
Participation is typically gained by inquiry or application to the council, with access to research, events, collaborative working groups, and insights provided upon acceptance; details on associated commitments or fees are shared during the onboarding process rather than published publicly.
The DMA Councils & Committees are a suite of peer working groups designed for UK marketing professionals across functions such as data, digital, analytics, customer experience, business strategy, and ethical marketing, drawing leaders from brands, agencies, consultancies, and technology providers. These groups focus on advancing professional standards, tackling real‑world challenges, shaping industry guidance, and promoting best practices that uphold the integrity and effectiveness of modern marketing.
Councils and committees collaborate through structured formats including regular virtual meetings, roundtables, workshops, research projects, periodic in‑person gatherings, and cross‑group strategy sessions that encourage active participation and shared problem‑solving. Each group typically consists of a defined number of members — often between ~10–40 senior practitioners per council — to foster productive exchange and ensure diverse representation across sectors.
Participation is open to professionals who are members of the DMA, with eligibility tied to relevant experience and leadership in specific areas; interested candidates connect with the DMA to join a council or committee aligned with their expertise, and details on any involvement expectations are provided during the onboarding process rather than published publicly.
The Effie UK Council is a committee of respected senior marketing professionals from diverse sectors who advise and support the Effie UK organisation’s mission to champion and advance marketing effectiveness across the United Kingdom. It brings experienced CMOs, agency leaders, strategy experts, and brand executives together to share perspective, provide strategic guidance, and help shape programs that elevate effective marketing practice within the industry.
Council members meet regularly to collaborate on insights, thought leadership initiatives, industry events, and effectiveness-driven programs that support learning and influence how marketing success is defined and celebrated.
Participation in the council is by invitation or selection based on senior leadership experience and demonstrated commitment to marketing effectiveness, with specific participation expectations shared with invited members rather than publicly listed.
I‑COM Councils are specialized working groups for senior executives and data practitioners from around the world within the I‑COM community, focused on advancing Smart Data Marketing and related topics — such as AI, measurement, behavioural science, data ethics, retail media and first‑party strategy — through structured collaboration and knowledge exchange. These councils convene regularly in discussion‑driven virtual meetings (typically several times per year) where members explore selected subjects, share insights, and contribute to outputs like white papers, one‑pagers and articles.
Membership in I‑COM Councils is open to senior leaders and data professionals who are part of the broader I‑COM association, with participation aligned to expertise and interest in specific council topics.
Participation terms are tied to I‑COM membership, and details on joining or associated fees are provided through the I‑COM membership and council engagement process rather than published publicly.
The IAB Australia Councils are a series of industry working groups for senior digital advertising and marketing professionals — including brand marketers, agency leaders, media and digital specialists, data and technology practitioners — focused on advancing excellence, standards, and innovation in the Australian digital ecosystem. These councils concentrate on priority areas such as measurement and data, programmatic advertising, brand safety, emerging technologies, privacy and consent, diversity and inclusion, and commercial standards that help the industry grow responsibly and effectively.
Councils operate through structured formats including regular meetings, roundtables, project working sessions, workshops, industry briefings, and collaborative initiatives that bring members together to benchmark practices, co‑create guidance, and influence industry policy. Each council typically consists of a focused group of active members — often several dozen practitioners per council — to ensure deep engagement, diverse perspectives, and meaningful contribution to outputs that benefit the wider industry.
Participation is open to professionals and leaders from IAB Australia member organisations, with interested participants joining specific councils based on their expertise and area of focus; details on any commitments, roles, or participation expectations are provided through the IAB Australia membership and onboarding process rather than published publicly.
he Influence Marketing Council is a professional community for senior B2B marketing leaders, practitioners, and strategists focused on advancing influence, advocacy, and community‑driven marketing practices that support relationships with influencers, advocates, partners, and professional ecosystems. It brings members together through a private online community, regular virtual discussions, and in‑person events where peers share insights, benchmark approaches, and explore emerging trends in influence and advocacy marketing.
Membership is by invitation or request, with eligibility centered on experience in enterprise influence and advocacy marketing roles, and is designed to foster honest discussion among qualified professionals.
Participation in the council is free for individual members, with details on engagement and access to activities coordinated through the council’s membership onboarding process.
The IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) Council and its associated Groups & Committees are for senior leaders and experienced professionals from advertising, media and marketing communications agencies in the United Kingdom, representing a broad cross‑section of the industry. The focus is on industry‑wide leadership, strategic direction, professional standards, best practice development, and collaborative initiatives that help advance effectiveness, commercial success, talent, and diversity across agencies and the wider marketing ecosystem.
The core governing body — the IPA Council — is composed of approximately 48 elected members reflecting corporate and individual leadership, who meet quarterly to guide strategy and oversight; in addition, subcommittees and strategic leadership groups (such as Commercial, Effectiveness and Talent) and numerous specialised member committees convene regularly through virtual roundtables, working sessions, and periodic face‑to‑face workshops and events. The broader network includes dozens of issue‑ and discipline‑based working groups that together connect a wide community of senior practitioners across the IPA’s agency membership.
Participation in the council and working groups is tied to IPA membership — typically agency executives or senior practitioners — with involvement determined through nomination or application within the IPA governance and group alignment processes, and details about roles, expectations and any associated commitments provided through IPA member onboarding.
The ISBA Councils & Member Groups are collaborative forums for senior brand marketers and advertising leaders from companies that advertise in the UK, bringing together CMOs, marketing directors, media leaders, and specialist practitioners to tackle key industry challenges and advance collective knowledge. These groups focus on topics such as digital performance, inclusion, retail media, procurement, insight and effectiveness, food & drink regulation, and other priority areas raised by members, fostering shared learning and better practice across the marketing and advertising ecosystem.
Groups operate through a structured format of regular meetings — typically a mix of virtual and in-person sessions held several times a year — discussions, working streams, and occasional collaborative output projects that help members benchmark, share experience, and influence industry standards. Across the full suite of ISBA member groups, approximately 700 marketers actively participate in one or more groups, reflecting diverse sectors and marketing disciplines.
Participation is open to senior marketers from ISBA member companies, with members invited or able to express interest in joining specific councils or groups based on their expertise; details on involvement expectations and any commitments are provided through ISBA’s membership and onboarding process rather than published publicly.
The MMA Global DATT (Data in Marketing Think Tank) is a collaborative working group for senior marketing and data leaders — including strategists, practitioners, and technologists — focused on deepening understanding of data’s strategic role in marketing and building customer-centric, data-driven organizations. It brings members together through discussions, live topical sessions, small focused working groups, and shared insights that challenge conventional wisdom and expand perspectives on the evolving data landscape.
Participation is open to leaders from organizations that are members of MMA Global, with interested professionals completing a short form to join the council and engage with peers on priority data topics.
Because involvement is tied to MMA Global membership, details on any associated fees and commitments are managed through the MMA membership and council enrollment process rather than publicly listed.
The NRF Marketing Executives Council is a collaborative networking group for senior retail marketing leaders — such as CMOs, SVPs, and VPs from NRF member companies — focused on discussing best practices, emerging challenges, and strategic solutions that advance both their organizations and the broader retail industry. The council brings members together through quarterly virtual calls and in-person gatherings at key NRF events, with additional digital interactions via exclusive online forums to support ongoing discussion.
Membership is open to the most senior marketing executives within NRF retail member companies and is facilitated by contacting the council leadership for consideration.
Because participation requires NRF company membership and council approval, specific fees and terms are provided through NRF membership and council enrollment discussions rather than public pricing.
MENG, the Marketing Executives Networking Group, is a professional association for senior marketing leaders — including vice presidents, senior vice presidents, chief marketing officers, and other executive-level marketers — primarily based in the United States with global online and chapter-based networking. It focuses on executive networking, professional development, peer collaboration, and industry insight through local chapter events, online forums, webinars, special interest groups, and leadership activities.
Membership is open to experienced marketing executives who typically hold or have held senior titles, with opportunities to engage through both regional chapter meetings and virtual networking sessions.
Participation is supported through membership registration, with details on any dues and benefits provided during the inquiry and enrollment process rather than publicly listed.
The Exit Five Marketing Leaders Club is an exclusive peer network for senior B2B marketing leaders — including CMOs, VPs of Marketing, and equivalent executives at revenue‑generating companies — focused on leadership challenges, strategy sharing, and professional growth alongside vetted peers. Members connect through small curated peer groups, quarterly virtual “marketing therapy” sessions with top B2B CMOs, expert‑led training, and a private community space for ongoing discussion and feedback.
Membership is granted through an application and vetting process to ensure participants are in‑house senior marketing leaders, with approval required before access is given.
The CMO Club operates on a paid membership basis, with current pricing around a monthly or annual fee that includes access to peer group calls, training sessions, recommended vendor insights, and community support.
Marketing Leaders Club is a community for senior marketing professionals — including heads of marketing, VPs, CMOs, and seasoned strategists — who are focused on learning from one another and tackling real‑world challenges in modern marketing. The club emphasizes peer collaboration, practical insights, case‑based learning, and discussions that help members sharpen leadership skills, refine strategy, and stay current with emerging trends.
The community engages members through a mix of formats, including regular virtual meetups, live discussions, curated peer groups, workshops, and a private member platform that supports ongoing dialogue and shared resources. While exact membership numbers are not publicly stated, the club is structured to maintain a manageable, engaged community of senior leaders to ensure meaningful interaction and high‑quality exchange.
Joining typically involves completing a membership inquiry or application to confirm eligibility, after which members gain access to events, discussions, curated content, and networking opportunities; details on any associated fees or commitments are provided during the application process rather than published publicly.
Marketing Leaders Connect is a global community of marketing professionals and leaders from diverse industries, focused on fostering connection, collaboration, and professional growth through monthly virtual and in‑person events. The community emphasizes holistic marketing discussions, practical insights, idea exchange, and support for navigating challenges by sharing experiences and strategies with peers.
Membership is open to marketing leaders who join the community — typically by signing up via an online form to receive access to events, newsletters, and opportunities to present.
Participation is generally free or included with community sign‑up, with details on any additional involvement shared through the membership and registration process.
The GMA MarTech Council is a global working group for senior marketing technologists, operations leaders, data practitioners, and strategic marketers focused on harnessing marketing technology to drive business impact. It centers on practical collaboration and shared insight across topics like MarTech stack strategy, automation, AI and machine learning applications, measurement frameworks, data governance, integration best practices, and emerging technology trends that enable more effective and efficient marketing.
Members collaborate through working groups, virtual roundtables, project labs, workshops, discussion forums, and shared research that help them solve real world challenges, benchmark approaches, and accelerate innovation in their organizations.
Participation is typically gained through inquiry or application to the council, with access to council activities, research outputs, and member discussions provided upon acceptance; details on any associated commitments or fees are shared during the onboarding process rather than published publicly.
Pavilion is a global membership community for senior go‑to‑market (GTM) leaders — including marketing, sales, customer success, revenue operations, and related executives — focused on peer‑to‑peer networking, professional development, and practical support. It brings members together through curated functional peer groups, a private Slack community, monthly virtual discussions, local chapter meetups, executive dinners, summits, workshops, and ongoing resource sharing that help leaders solve real business challenges and accelerate their careers.
Membership is open to professionals in relevant GTM leadership roles who complete a membership form and are matched with the right community tier based on experience and responsibilities. Pavilion offers tiered membership options with annual or monthly dues that provide access to its network, events, peer groups, learning resources, and exclusive interactions with other senior leaders.
The PDMI Councils are a set of specialized working groups within the Performance‑Driven Marketing Institute (PDMI), a trade association for performance and direct‑to‑consumer marketing leaders, designed for senior marketers, agency executives, and industry professionals focused on advancing key areas such as brand response, government affairs, digital and data strategy, U.S. Hispanic marketing, women’s leadership, and professional education. These councils drive peer collaboration, thought leadership and industry advocacy through regular virtual meetings, content development, and contributions to PDMI events and publications.
Membership in the PDMI Councils is open to qualified executives employed by companies that are members in good standing of the PDMI, with participation granted on a volunteer basis and limited by council guidelines. Members typically serve defined terms, engage in monthly calls or activities, and help shape educational programming, regulatory commentary, and best practices for the wider performance marketing community.
Because PDMI council participation is tied to broader PDMI membership, interested leaders must join the PDMI first and then apply or express interest in council service, with specifics on expectations and any associated commitments provided through the membership engagement process.
The PMA Councils are a suite of working groups within the Performance Marketing Association designed for senior practitioners, thought leaders, and industry stakeholders across the performance marketing ecosystem — including advertisers, publishers, networks, agencies, technology partners, and data specialists — focused on collaboratively examining trends, challenges, technologies, and opportunities that shape the future of performance‑based marketing. Each council centers on a specific subject area, such as compliance, publisher recruitment and education, industry advancement, measurements and insights, coupons and deals, influencer and creator engagement, and retailer/merchant perspectives, enabling members to share expertise, co‑create best practices, and contribute to actionable guidance for the broader community.
Members engage through regular virtual roundtables, focused discussions, collaborative projects, research efforts, webinars, and content development that help drive thought leadership and elevate standards across the industry.
Participation in the PMA Councils is open to Performance Marketing Association members who express interest and align with the council’s mission, with involvement tied to PMA membership status and often coordinated through an onboarding or inquiry process; details on any associated commitments or benefits are provided during that process rather than through public pricing.
The ARF Councils are a series of member-driven working groups within the Advertising Research Foundation designed for senior practitioners, researchers, and leaders in advertising, marketing, media, and analytics who are passionate about advancing knowledge and solving key industry challenges. These councils — covering topics such as analytics, creative effectiveness, cross-platform measurement, shopper insights, cultural effectiveness, social media measurement, B2B marketing, and organizational strategy — bring members together through focused discussions, collaborative projects, research outputs, roundtables, workshops, and other interactive engagements that push forward best practices and practical insights for the broader marketing ecosystem.
Participation in the ARF Councils is open to professionals and organizations that are members of the ARF, with interested leaders joining council communities or committees based on their expertise and interest in specific topics. Councils operate as part of the larger ARF membership benefit suite, with access and involvement tied to ARF membership status; details about committees, working groups, and involvement expectations are shared during the ARF onboarding process rather than through public pricing.
The Marketverse CMO Circle is an exclusive, invitation‑only community for senior marketing leaders — including CMOs, VPs, and other strategic marketers — primarily within the U.S. and across industries, focused on shaping leadership excellence in growth, demand generation, and go‑to‑market strategies. It emphasizes practical peer connection, collaboration and thought leadership through curated 1:1 introductions, intimate dinners and roundtables, member channels, playbooks, briefs, working sessions and opportunities to contribute to community insights.
Membership is granted by application and approval, with limited seats available to qualified marketing leaders who share their background and interests for consideration.
Because it is a private, peer‑curated circle, participation typically includes access to member activities and opportunities rather than a set public price — acceptance to the council is required before details on any associated fees or commitments are shared.
Club CMO is a global community of Chief Marketing Officers and senior marketing executives from large B2B and B2C organizations focused on peer learning, candid problem‑solving, and leadership connection across industries and regions. Members connect through local chapter dinners, signature national summits, industry clubhouses, small gatherings, and a private virtual platform to share challenges, exchange ideas, and support one another’s professional and strategic priorities.
Membership is available to senior marketing leaders whose organizations meet qualifying revenue thresholds, with an application and approval process to ensure alignment of role and experience. Club CMO operates on a paid membership model, with details on dues, benefits, and access to events provided during the enrollment process.
The Marketing Society is a global membership community for marketing professionals and leaders who see marketing as a force for commercial impact and cultural change, bringing together senior marketers from around the world across industries to connect, learn, and collaborate. The Society focuses on building perspective and capability through a world‑class programme of events, professional development opportunities, exclusive content, awards, and curated networking that supports both personal and organisational growth.
Membership is open to marketers who meet experience criteria — with specific levels and regional requirements — and is gained by completing an application and payment process tailored to individual or team membership.
Members gain access to hundreds of annual events, online communities, exclusive insights, and opportunities to contribute thought leadership, with detailed pricing and benefit options provided during the registration process.
The UNSW Marketing Leadership Forum brings together senior marketing professionals, industry innovators, and leading academic researchers to bridge the gap between cutting‑edge marketing research and real‑world practice. It focuses on solving tomorrow’s marketing challenges by facilitating high‑value leadership sessions, workshops, fireside chats, and collaborative interactions that help practitioners apply evidence‑based insights to business strategy and execution.
The Forum operates as a free membership community open to marketing leaders and professionals worldwide, offering regular invitations to events, access to research highlights, newsletters, and opportunities to engage in advisory conversations, student mentoring, and applied research projects.
Registration is completed by providing basic professional details, after which members receive event invitations, insights, and ongoing engagement opportunities without vendor pitches or cost.
