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Industry Associations
International Food Service Executive's Association
Owners, managers, stewards, caterers, proprietors, purchasing agents, dietitians, and other management-level personnel of hotels, clubs, restaurants, cafeterias, schools, hospitals, institutions, and airlines. Associate members are providers of goods and services ...
Members: 1,600
Founded: 1901
Dues: active, active duty, allied, apprentice, retired, $49 annual; student, $20 annual; corporate operator (regional), $300 annual; corporate operator (national), corporate supplier (regional), $500 annual; corporate supplier (national), $1,000 annual; active international, $35 annual; retired, allied international, $25 annual; apprentice international, $15 annual; student international, $10 annual.