Join OIF
Types of Membership
Three levels of membership are available: Principal, Auditing or Academic membership.
These separate levels of membership provide members a choice of
the level of involvement and contributions that they are capable
of investing in the OIF. Membership fees are quarterly pro-rated,
with the exception of Academic membership.
Principal Membership
$9,500 p/year
Includes two (2) attendees at any/all TC and MA&E meetings (additional attendees will be charged $250/meeting)
$4,900 p/year (For companies with less than $10 MM annual revenue)
Includes one (1) attendee at any/all TC and MA&E meetings (additional attendees will be charged $250/meeting)
Principal Members are entitled to:
- Attend Working Committees, Annual, General and Special meetings
- Access to all working documents and meeting minutes
- One vote on all Forum issues (Elections, Technical Documents)
- Hold Board of Director, Technical Committee and Market Awareness & Education
officer position
- Hold Technical Committee Working Group Chair positions
- Submit Technical Committee Contributions
- Subscribe to all OIF e-mail exploder lists
- Participate in OIF Interoperability Demonstrations
- Attend "OIF Day" Events
- Attend OIF Workshops
Auditing Membership - $3,500 p/year
Auditing Members are entitled to:
- Attend the OIF Annual meeting
- Access to all working documents and meeting minutes
- Subscribe to some OIF e-mail exploder lists
Academic Membership $1,000 p/year
Please contact Andi Kosich, OIF Executive Director, directly for an Academic
Membership Application form.
Email: akosich@oiforum.com or phone:
+1.510.492.4043.
Clarification of Definition of 'Material Financial Relationship'
- OIF Bylaws Section 3.2 (c)
An Affilliate is any company which, based upon a determination by the Board
of Directors, (i) whose voting equity securities are owned or controlled 50%
or more by, or which owns or controls 50% or more of the voting equity securities
of, a Principal Member, or (ii) which is subject to a material financial relationship
with a Principal Member which results in the control of, or the right to control
or direct policy of, such other entity.
An Affilliate, for as long as it remains affiliated with a Principal Member,
shall only be eligible for Auditing membership. This is to limit voting to
one vote per aggregate entity.
Any company that is not an Affiliate, despite its ownership of 49% or less
of the voting equity securities of a Principal Member, or despite the ownership
of 49% or less of its voting equity securities, as determined by the Board
of Directors, shall be considered a separate entity and shall therefore be
eligible for a Principal Membership.
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