Membership Information & Benefits

 

Membership GMIC welcomes the opportunity to discuss membership with your organization to request a copy of our Membership Brochure click here.  Download our Membership Application click here. Member Levels Glass Manufacturing and Associate Membership Non-Profit Research Institutes Membership  Glass Users Membership Universities Affiliate Member Small Suppliers (Staff of 1 or 2 persons), Consultants & Individuals - qualifications will be determined by the Executive Committee  * Dues are Prorated Quarterly - 5% of total dues will be used for lobbying activities and is NOT tax deductible.

Benefits of Membership Subsidized Technical Support Consultant Referral Service a group of industry experts with over 200 years of glass experience in many areas of glass manufacturing including: refractory, glass science, materials purchasing, process and forming, melting plant design, manufacturing and quality, thermal processing, engineering management, glass ceramics, fiberglass, container glass, and flat glass. Participate in a global program setting direction for the industry Receive low risk access to developing technologies Reduce cost and spread risk of non-proprietary R&D Obtain annual eligibility for self-directed research Enjoy specialized information flow to members only Permits members to post employment opportunities on the GMIC Career Center that is specific to your industry.  GMIC members receive a discounted rate and job seekers can post and view employment opportunities at no cost Guide a unified, international voice to help the glass industry compete more effectively in global markets Receive practical technical support from GMIC Consultants to address your specific problems Communicate directly with the major players in the industry, exchange ideas and promote opportunities for share projects in areas of mutual interest Compete more effectively against alternate materials on global basis Networking - build one-on-one relationships with potential customers through meetings and sub-committee events Deal with glass industry colleagues as an equal, speak openly on issues; circumvent customer-vendor relationship Obtain opportunity to place information regarding new developments in front of industry decision makers Direct point of contact in glass companies - greater possibility of of getting a response than "cold calls" Enjoy ability to guide industry research in directions of interest to individual members: your special concerns receive priority Membership breaks down barriers within the industry and leads to collaborations that would otherwise not take place

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