Membership Application
WELCOME TO OUR SMART COMMUNITY
ASCA has created a membership structure and fees which will ensures that our offering is fair, equitable and valuable for all. We have considered how we can assist both the Cities and Regions, but also other sections of our Smart Community, such as the Private Sector and NGOs. We work hard to engage our membership, but we encourage members to engage, share and enjoy the benefits of membership. If you need any further information before you sign up for ASCA Membership please review the quick-links below:
The application process
Step One: Complete the Online Application Form
Step Two: Our team will email you an invoice and membership form.
You will be able to process this invoice online. The membership form ensures we get the right information from you, about your organisation.Step Three: Engage with us! We are a volunteer not-for-profit Organisation who works hard to help our members to achieve the collective goals for a Smart Australia.
Annual membership renewals are from 1 April each year.
Update your Membership Details
If you are an existing member and need to update some details such as add in additional people under your Gold or Silver membership, or change contact details etc, then you can use the following form.
Simply follow the prompts and your membership will be updated accordingly.
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ASCA's primary membership base has historically been the government sector, with a particular focus on Local Government who are usually at the front line in developing and fostering Smart Communities.
ASCA however recognises the important role that the private sector plays by developing new technologies and driving innovation to support continuous improvement. ASCA also recognises that Smart City professionals are likely to move between organisations during their career, and the whole sector can benefit by having highly skilled, knowledgeable and well networked professionals working across all areas. As such, ASCA welcomes members from all sectors and organisations on the common understanding that the aim of becoming an ASCA member is to share peer-to-peer knowledge, create networks and collectively help to raise the skills and competence of Smart Communities professionals across Australia.
We strongly encourage members to network, and build relationships with other members from across Australia. However, ASCA members should not use their membership as an opportunity to market or promote products and solutions to other ASCA members.There will be regular event sponsorship opportunities where those promotional opportunities will be provided. The ASCA Board reserves the right to suspend and/or cancel memberships in the instance where the peer-to-peer relationship of our members has been taken advantage of for commercial purposes.