d&b audiotechnik is not a lone warrior. We’re well connected with organizations around the world.
Right from the start, d&b has embraced the challenges of professional audio in its own way - with individuality and a touch of sideways thinking. But it has always valued and sought collaboration, joining numerous associations for their community as well as support on technical, professional, organizational and marketing issues. This meeting of minds is ongoing, with memberships, partnerships and sponsorships developing regionally and internationally as our audio journey continues to evolve.
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42 Heilbronn
42 Heilbronn is a full time tuition-free coding school with a mission to educate and empower the coders of the future by providing an alternative learning model in a safe and inspiring environment.AES (Audio Engineering Society)
The Audio Engineering Society (AES) is the only professional society devoted exclusively to audio technology. The AES has grown to become an international organization that unites audio engineers, creative artists, scientists and students worldwide by promoting advances in audio and disseminating new knowledge and research.
AFEM (Association For Electronic Music)
The Association For Electronic Music (AFEM) operates to reflect, promote and preserve the best of electronic music culture while bringing members together to solve issues and develop commercial opportunities. The association’s international Board of Advisors and elected Executive Board comprise some of the leading figures in the electronic music industry, including managers, label owners, publishers, agencies, promoters, retailers, distributors, media, and technology specialists.
AGF (A Greener Future)
A Greener Future (AGF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the sustainability of events, tours, venues, festivals and all live sector contributors. In addition to its GEI (Green Events & Innovations) conference, AGF provides certification, training, CO2 analysis, and consultation for organisers, venues, tours, artists, festivals, sports, suppliers, and local authorities, across all event types, internationally.
AV Alliance
AV Alliance is a global community of event technology and AV rental companies. Members are among the most experienced and respected event technology experts around the globe, able to provide the latest audio visual equipment and event services.
AVIXA (Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association)
The Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association (AVIXA) is the producer of InfoComm tradeshows, co-owner of ISE, and a trade association representing the professional AV and information communications industries worldwide. The association is a hub for professional collaboration, information, and community, and a leading resource for AV standards, certification, training, market intelligence and thought leadership. Its members include manufacturers, systems integrators, dealers and distributors, consultants, programmers, live events companies, technology managers, content producers, and multimedia professionals.
Avnu Alliance
Avnu Alliance is a consortium of member companies working together to create an interoperable ecosystem of low-latency, time-synchronized, highly reliable networking devices using the IEEE open standard, Time-Sensitive Networking and its Pro AV networking protocol, Milan. Avnu Alliance members include more than 95% of the Ethernet silicon suppliers in the market, leading players in the networking infrastructure space, household names from the automotive industry and prominent firms in audio-visual markets.
CER (Conseil Européen de Remanufacture)
The European Remanufacturing Council (CER) represents small and large businesses of all remanufactured product types. By working with business and academia, and in association with the World Economic Forum, CER aims to identify the best factories in the world for transforming used products into ‘as new’ ones. CER’s vision is to triple the value of Europe’s remanufacturing sector to €100 billion by 2030, while bringing companies together to share knowledge and seek changes to policy, with the aim of making remanufacturing a normal part of a product life cycle.
Circular Economy Alliance
The Circular Economy Alliance is a knowledge-driven organization with an exclusive focus on facilitating a seamless transition to Circular Economy. CEA’s mission is to implement circular economy practices among professionals and organizations by providing comprehensive, accredited, reliable and actionable skills and knowledge.DEGA (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Akustik e.V.)
The German Society for Acoustics (DEGA) was founded to serve all aspects of acoustics, with the goal of bringing members and all those interested in acoustics closer together. Members are active in science, research, consulting and manufacturing. DEGA is the principal organizer of the Annual Conference on Acoustics (DAGA).
DGFP (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Personalführung e.V.)
The German Society for Personnel Management (DGFP) is the competence and career network for HR professionals in Germany. The network involves the active participation of DAX listed corporations as well as small and mid-sized companies, renowned scientific organizations, consultancies, and individuals. As well as supporting HR professionals in their careers, the DGFP lobbies government and society on behalf of HR management issues.
DGWZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit)
The German Society for Economic Cooperation (DGWZ) conducts nationwide seminars on technical building equipment and operational safety. Through its events and publications the society imparts specialist knowledge on applicable technical standards, legal provisions and the safe and economic planning, construction and operation of buildings.
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DTHG (Deutsche Theatertechnische Gesellschaft)
The German Theater Technical Society (DTHG) brings together creative, experienced people from numerous sectors. Its members are the experts behind the scenes, working closely with artists to develop effective and technically safe solutions.
ESSMA (European Stadium and Safety Management Association)
Members of the European Stadium & Safety Management Association (ESSMA) contribute to the creation of market specific research and share knowledge and best practice, to enable stadium safety and head grounds managers to exchange knowledge and expertise. ESSMA operates in six expert areas: Development & Construction, Operations & Ticketing, Sustainability & SMART, Safety & Security, Fan Experience & Hospitality, and Pitch Management.
EVVC (Europäischer Verband der Veranstaltungs-Centren e.V.)
The European Association of Event Centers (EVVC) represents the interests of event locations and their suppliers in Germany and neighbouring European countries, as well as being a strong network partner to other associations and institutions in the international event industry.
EWMD (European Women’s Management Network)
The European Women’s Management Network (EWMD) is an international nonprofit network, established by women, for women and men in management. The EWMD’s main goal is to increase women’s visibility and participation in higher positions in business and society, believing that quality levels of management can be increased and enriched through more female presence and diversity.
IAAPA (The Global Association for the Attractions Industry)
The Global Association for the Attractions Industry (IAAPA) represents leading industry attractions and supplier companies, consultants and individual members from amusement parks, theme parks, attractions, water parks, resorts, family entertainment centers, zoos, aquariums, science centers, museums, and cruise lines.
ISPA (International Society for the Performing Arts)
The International Society for the Performing Arts (ISPA) is a global network of performing arts leaders, representing all regions of the globe. With the goal of strengthening and developing the arts internationally, the association builds leadership ability by recognizing and discussing field-wide trends and new developments, and by deepening global exchange through the arts. ISPA members include presenters, performing arts organizations, artist managers, festivals, funders, consultants and other professionals working in the performing arts.
OCA Alliance (Open Control Architecture Alliance)
The OCA Alliance was formed to promote and support the AES70 standard for Open Control Architecture as a media networking system control standard for professional applications.
OETHG (Österreichische Theatertechnische Gesellschaft)
The Austrian Theater Technical Society (OETHG) was founded with the aim of creating a communication platform on a national and international level to promote the specialist exchange of experience and ideas. Every two years, the OETHG organizes the MEET, a trade fair and conference for event and theatre technology.
React (The Anti-Counterfeiting Network)
React is a long established organization dedicated to combatting the trade in counterfeits across all sectors of industry. With its extensive global network and legal and procedural experience, React provides a ‘one-stop shop’ wherever and whenever its members need to enforce their intellectual property rights.
TEA (Themed Entertainment Association)
The Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) represents the world’s leading creators, developers, designers and producers of compelling places and experiences worldwide. TEA members bring specific expertise to the creation of successful, highly engaging, out-of-home visitor attractions and experiences in the leisure and travel sector, including theme parks, museums, zoos, casinos, restaurants, branded experiences, multimedia spectaculars, retail spaces, resorts, hospitality and more.
Unternehmensnetzwerk Klimaschutz (eine IHK Plattform)
The Corporate Network for Climate Protection - an IHK platform - connects companies wishing to make an active contribution to the protection of the planet. The organization brings businesses of all sizes and industries together to exchange knowledge, experience and best practices, with the aim of supporting a future-proof and sustainable corporate position.
VDT (Verband Deutscher Tonmeister e.V.)
The Association of German Sound Masters (VDT) represents audio professionals who work in arts, media and communication and share a desire to preserve and improve on the aesthetic and technical quality of products. VDT represents the interests of members in professional, social and business matters. Its members include recording, broadcast, film, multimedia and theatre professionals as well as media, manufacturer and event industry representatives, along with researchers, developers, and educators. VDT hosts the bi-annual Tonmeistertagung and other international events, organizes seminars and works with other associations and institutes.
VPLT (Der Verband für Medien- und Veranstaltungstechnik e.V.)
The German Association for Media and Entertainment Technology (VPLT) represents service providers, sales departments, manufacturers, the self-employed, and business owners, within the entertainment technology industry. Through its focus on technology, the association’s goals are to support the efficient, innovative and sustainable development of the industry. The VPLT is proactive in the fields of education and training, standards, certification, quality management, politics, and international networking.
Win-Charta
The WIN Charta is a unique management system for a company's sustainable business practices. By signing the WIN Charta, companies make a clear commitment to their economic, ecological and social responsibility.
tekom Deutschland e.V. (Gesellschaft für Technische Kommunikation)
The aim of the Association for Technical Communication is to promote the professional and business interests of all persons involved in technical communication. One focus of the association’s activities is the further development and marketing of the occupational profile of "technical writer" along with strengthening training and further education.d&b audiotechnik France
L’alliance
L’alliance unites companies dedicated to events, including manufacturers and distributors of audio, staging, and lighting. The alliance’s aim is to represent members, and their profession, to public authorities and other organizations, as well as promote their professional contribution to the French economy. L’alliance also fosters an inter-professional dialogue on the development of events, entertainment and audiovisual activities.
SEINEP (Le Syndicat des Entreprises Internationales de Négoce en Electronique Professionnelle)
The Syndicate of International Professional Electronics Trading Companies (SEINEP) is the trade body for professional electronics traders in France, representing over twenty manufacturers and importers both national and international. SEINEP is affiliated with FICIME, the Federation of International Mechanical and Electronic Companies.d&b audiotechnik Iberia
AFIAL (Asociación de fabricantes e importadores de sonido profesional e iluminación spectacular)
Afial brings together manufacturers and importers of audiovisual technology with the aim of improving the market situation through supporting national and international activities related to the promotion and positioning of Spanish brands.d&b audiotechnik GB
ABTT (Association of British Theatre Technicians)
The Association of British Theatre Technicians (ABTT) is the membership organization setting and upholding standards in technical excellence, safety and compliance for live performance. ABTT campaigns on behalf of the theatre industry to ensure legislation is appropriate to the industry’s needs, and that regulations are suitably drafted and enforced. ABTT provides training and professional development and hosts the annual ABTT show.
ASD (Association of Sound Designers)
The Association of Sound Designers (ASD) provides community and a variety of educational and support networks for theatre sound professionals working in the UK. The ASD also works to promote theatre sound to the wider industry.
ISCVE (Institute of Sound, Communications & Visual Engineers)
The Institute of Sound, Communications & Visual Engineers (ISCVE) is a professional body of members and supporting members working in sound and communications industries across the UK. Members are engaged in a multitude of disciplines for a diverse range of venues and buildings, including public address, voice-alarm, audiovisual, acoustics, sound and audio frequency loop systems.
PLASA (Professional Lighting & Sound Association)
The Professional Lighting & Sound Association (PLASA) is an international membership body for technology and service suppliers to the event, entertainment and installation industries. The organization supports its members by providing advisory and support services across business, technical, safety and regulatory issues, as well as events and training courses, including certification and training programs for riggers and production technicians.
PPL PRS Ltd
PPL PRS is a joint venture between the UK’s two music licensing organizations – PPL, and PRS for Music. Together they have introduced TheMusicLicense, making it easier to legally play and perform music in public.
PSA (Production Services Association)
The Production Services Association (PSA) is a trade association for companies and individuals involved in the live event production industry. The organization’s aim is to represent, improve, educate and develop the business of technical production for live events.d&b audiotechnik Canada Inc.
CITT (Canadian Institute for Theatre Technology)
The Canadian Institute for Theatre Technology (CITT/ICTS) is a national arts service organization working to promote the professional development of its members and the betterment of the Canadian live performance community, including technicians, craftspeople, managers, designers, educators, students, theatre consultants, architects, suppliers and manufactures.d&b audiotechnik China
CETA (China Entertainment Technology Association)
Founded by the Chinese Ministry of Culture, the China Entertainment Technology Association (CETA) leads and supports China’s entertainment equipment industry, while bridging the domestic industry to its overseas counterparts. The association is committed to the provision of quality services to its members which include the PALM Expo trade show, scientific and technological forums and magazines, consulting services and training.
CISD (China Institute of Stage Design)
The CISD is a leader in the stage design industry and the only academic organization for stage art in China. The institute avocates the concept of ‘Great Stage Design’ with the aim of emphasizing academic research, promoting artistic creation, enhancing stage design technologies, strengthening personnel training, and promoting international exchange. To support the industry’s coordinated development the CISD has formed a series of academic platforms and exchange centres including the Chinese Stage Design Exhibition, and the International Stage Design Forum.d&b audiotechnik Japan
JESA (Japan Electronics Show Association)
The Japan Electronics Show Association (JESA) promotes and operates various exhibitions which have been organized by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA) including the International Broadcast Equipment Exhibition (Inter BEE).d&b audiotechnik APAC
AVLIAS
The Audio Visual Lighting Integration Association of Singapore (AVLIAS) promotes integrated audio, visual and lighting technologies which offer thematic and experiential solutions to a variety of markets including entertainment and leisure, banking and finance, healthcare, hospitality, culture, retail and tourism, security and defense, education, infrastructure and facility and transportation.d&b audiotechnik Corporation USA
IAVM (International Association of Venue Managers)
With its mission to educate, advocate for, and inspire public assembly venues worldwide, the International Association of Venue Managers’ (IAVM) 500 plus members include managers and senior executives from auditorium, arenas, convention centers, exhibit halls, stadiums, performing arts centers, university complexes, and amphitheaters.
NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants)
The goal of the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) is to strengthen the music products industry and to promote the pleasures and benefits of making music. The association and its trade show serve as the crossroads for professionals seeking innovations in music, recording technology, sound, stage and lighting products. The organization offers members the latest industry news and education, cost-saving programs, and opportunities for music advocacy.PAMA (Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance)
The PAMA serves as a collective voice and forum for the leading manufacturers of pro audio products and the people who use them. Member companies operate globally in support of high quality audio, across a wide range of industries, pursuing leading technologies and practices to enable audio professionals to elevate their craft and listeners’ experience.SMA (Stadium Managers Association)
The SMA promotes professional, efficient, state-of-the-art stadium management internationally. Members include administrators and operations personnel from teams, colleges and universities, facility managers and public sports authorities, and suppliers to the industry.
SynAudCon
SynAudCon is a leading audio educator training thousands of audio practitioners worldwide, across multiple disciplines. The organization’s mission is to present a baseline of audio and acoustic understanding by providing practical and relevant training and educational materials.
TSDCA (The Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association)
The Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association (TSDCA) is a professional membership organization of sound designers and composers for the performing arts working in the US. Through advocacy, ongoing education, mentorship, and outreach, the organization seeks to advance its community while promoting sound design and composition as vital artistic components of the collaborative art of live theatre.