The Annual Association Excellence Awards aim to salute, celebrate and encourage the vital work that associations, trade organisations, unions and industry bodies do for and on behalf of their members. The awards are judged independently by an esteemed panel of CEOs from a wide range of trade and professional associations. This year the jury was looking for organisations that demonstrated outstanding innovation and collaboration as well as impressive abilities to overcome barriers beyond the traditional service models.
Bronze award: International Association of the Year
AmCham EU is pleased to announce that it has won bronze in the ‘Association Excellence Awards' category of ‘International association of the year’. Over the last year, AmCham EU and its members adjusted to the uncertainties brought by the pandemic and innovated to ensure improved productivity in a hybrid setting. The recognition reminds us that the association has not only been successful in adapting to the ‘new normal’ but has also remained a highly-valued policy partner.

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