Joining a call center association could help you in your call center career development. Whether you are a call center manager or call center operator, a call center association could provide you with useful call centre resources as well as a network of call center professionals in your area.
Now renamed PACE (the Professional Association for Customer Engagement), The American Teleservices Association (ATA) represents the call centers, trainers, consultants, and equipment suppliers that initiate, facilitate, and generate telephone, Internet, and email sales, service, and support
The ATA’s mission statement is to lead the call and contact centre industry and to promote professionalism, growth and ethical behavior. Its success has been built on its everlasting commitment to the development of a professional and ethic call centre industry in Australia.
ACXPA is the industry association in Australia that unites contact centre, customer experience, customer service and digital service professionals in Australia. ACXPA provide global best practices, leading industry insights, world-class training and an unrivalled community of industry professionals.
CCNG is the number one industry advocate for call center managers — providing programs on a local, regional, national and virtual basis. Come see how you can grow as a call center professional and expand your contribution across your organization and throughout the industry.
The CCA is the professional body for customer contact. With over 800 corporate members this represents over 3,500 senior practitioners, employing between 20%-30% of the total contact centre population within the UK market.
The Telework Association also known as the TCA is Europe’s largest organisation dedicated to the promotion of teleworking. Over 2,000 people and organisations have joined since 1993. The TCA believes that teleworking can benefit people by increasing the quality of life and improving access to work.
The Customer Contact Management Association
The CCMA of Australia provides a forum where contact centre industry professionals can interact with their peers locally, nationally and as part of an international network of associations.
Formed in 1986, TUANZ is a not-for-profit organisation representing the end-users of telecommunications in New Zealand. Our mission is to raise New Zealand into the OECD’s Top 10 countries in information and communications technologies with a special focus on communications.
Customer contact website from Italy with a wealth of useful call centre information and tools.
The MCCA is an industry association comprised of excellent Manitoba companies and organizations in the customer contact sector.
