Special Interest Groups
The Institute has a number of groups that meet the specific needs of members with particular interests.
Figure 1 shows some of the special interest groups that exist at the time of writing. Further groups may be established as topics arise.
Current Special Interest Groups include:
Membership of all groups is open to members (and in some cases non-members) at no additional charge. Group members benefit from discussion of current topics of interest or controversy and from the interchange of views between individuals all sharing a specific common interest. As a group, they can influence affairs that they couldn’t as individuals.
For further information, contact Cindy Bailey at the Secretariat (cindy.bailey@bindt.org).
Figure 1 shows some of the special interest groups that exist at the time of writing. Further groups may be established as topics arise.
Current Special Interest Groups include:
Membership of all groups is open to members (and in some cases non-members) at no additional charge. Group members benefit from discussion of current topics of interest or controversy and from the interchange of views between individuals all sharing a specific common interest. As a group, they can influence affairs that they couldn’t as individuals.
For further information, contact Cindy Bailey at the Secretariat (cindy.bailey@bindt.org).
