International Card Manufacturers Association

The International Card Maunfacturers Association (ICMA) is a non-benefit association which speaks to organizations and different associations which fabricate, customize and supply plastic cards. It is situated in Princeton Junction, New Jersey. ICMA is an individual from both the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). The International Card Manufacturers Association (ICMA) serves the dynamic card industry and the different organizations and associations required in assembling and customizing these cards. Billions of cards now fill pockets and handbags all through the world. As the many-sided quality of card assembling and applications has expanded, so have the generation, principles, quality, security and ecological issues encompassing the cards. The need to unite these differing components of the card business prompted the arrangement of the ICMA. ICMA is an overall non-benefit relationship of plastic card makers and personalizers upheld by suppliers and other industry members, which advances the plastic card industry and the estimation of its items and administrations giving an autonomous discussion to represent the business.

ICMA at a Glance 

(a) ICMA is a worldwide non-benefit relationship of more than 230 card makers, personalizers, suppliers, backers and other industry members which advances the card business and the estimation of its items and administrations. 

(b) ICMA serves the worldwide card industry which in 2015 fabricated an expected 35.1 billion cards every year esteemed at $19.2 billion and customized and satisfied a significant number of these cards for an extra administration estimation of nearly $7.3 billion, for a consolidated card industry income estimation of $26.5 billion. 

(c) ICMA individuals are situated in more than 40 nations and they lead business in almost every nation on the planet. 

(d) ICMA formally partakes in the two noteworthy principles associations: the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the International Standards Organization (ISO). 

ICMA has the yearly Card Manufacturing and Personalization EXPO, a main worldwide meeting and exchange show committed to card generation and satisfaction. 

(e) ICMA highlights the internationally perceived ACE Accreditation program. 

(f) ICMA offers individuals just card fabricating territorial occasions in an inventive, open-exchange position covering various generation subjects. 

(g) ICMA distributes Card Manufacturing, a sponsor upheld exchange magazine highlighting industry and part news, item discharges, models upgrades, elements and part/ACE spotlights. 

(h) ICMA produces two e-bulletins – week after week ICMA InBrief which consistes of industry/part news and month to month Inside ICMA with the most recent affiliation and models news.