Schneider Industries are proud members, in good standing, with the following associations:
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National Auctioneers AssociationThe National Auctioneers Association promotes the auction method of marketing and enhances the professionalism of its practitioners. NAA member auctioneers are at the top of their field in the auction business. Ethical, accredited and technology-savvy, NAA members are professionals well versed in the psychology of selling. Their education, experience and networking capabilities stimulate competition among bidders, securing you the highest price per sale. An NAA auctioneer can bring you potential buyers through their experience with advertising, value and appraisal. · NAA members are trained to efficiently conduct sales of a wide variety of commodities from real estate to manufacturing equipment to antiques. An NAA auctioneer utilizes traditional "live" auctions, online methods or a combination to effectively market your goods. Founded in 1948, the NAA continues to build on more than 50 years of excellence. Approximately 6,000 NAA professionals internationally subscribe to a strict Code of Ethics, ensuring you a positive and worry-free sale experience. |
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Missouri Professional Auctioneers AssociationThe Missouri Professional Auctioneers Association is the association in Missouri representing the interests of auctioneers and providing a forum for networking and sharing ideas and experiences. The Missouri Professional Auctioneer’s Association promotes the auction method of marketing through professional and ethical auctioneering practices. We encourage new auctioneers to enhance skills, knowledge, and professionalism. We provide the opportunity for experienced auctioneers to continue with education and encourage cooperation among our members. |
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The Association of Machinery and Equipment AppraisersThe Association of Machinery and Equipment Appraisers (AMEA) is a nonprofit professional association which accredits and certifies appraisers of machinery and equipment. Accredited appraisers must have a minimum of three years of buying, selling and appraising experience. Certified appraisers must have at least five years of experience. Established in 1983 by members of the Machinery Dealers National Association , the association has nearly 300 members around the world. The foundations of AMEA are its Code of Ethics and Standards and Procedures of Professional Appraisal Practice. The Standards and Procedures of Professional Appraisal Practice conform to the Uniform Standards and Procedures of Professional Appraisal Practice established by The Appraisal Foundation. |
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Investment Recovery AssociationInvestment recovery is the practice of recouping the value of assets no longer needed by a company by identifying and reusing or disposing of surplus assets. Investment recovery professionals also locate usable surplus from outside sources. As experts in asset management, investment recovery professionals save their companies - who are primarily Fortune 1,000 businesses - millions of dollars each year. The Investment Recovery Association is the premier source of professional development for investment recovery professionals. By providing ongoing education, skills training, and industry benchmarking Investment Recovery Association sets the standards for investment recovery. |
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The Machinery Dealers National AssociationThe Machinery Dealers National Association (MDNA) is an international, nonprofit trade association dedicated to the promotion of the used machinery industry. It was established in 1941 to assure buyers of the integrity and reliability of used machinery dealers that are members of the association. The foundation of the MDNA is its Code of Ethics. As a condition of membership, MDNA members agree to abide, unequivocally, by the terms of the Code, and renew this pledge annually. The Code is policed by the association's membership. Complaints brought from alleged Code violations are handled by the MDNA's Ethics & Mediation Committee. Severe violations have resulted in expulsion from the MDNA. |
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The Industrial Auctioneers AssociationThe Industrial Auctioneers Association (IAA) is the world's first and only association comprised solely of industrial machinery and equipment auctioneers. IAA auctioneers combine unparalleled industrial auction experience with the highest ethical and professional standards. IAA auctioneers sell more than one billion dollars worth of machinery and equipment annually from virtually every industry and every part of the world. No machinery is too specialized; no industry is too obscure. The purpose of IAA is to promote the use of auction sales as the best method for selling idle industrial equipment and to promote IAA members as the best qualified to conduct such sales.We further pledge to establish guidelines for the ethical conduct of all our members, who represent the highest level of integrity and professionalism, in dealing with both sellers and buyers of industrial equipment. IAA will promote our members as the standard bearers of those ideals. |
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World Trade Center - St. LouisWORLD TRADE CENTER Saint Louis’ operating license is granted by the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) in New York and established the WTC as a regional entity serving not only the St. Louis metropolitan region, but also the entire Missouri and Southern Illinois markets, excluding the Kansas City region. We are part of an extensive global association of over 300 World Trade Centers, with overall goals to enhance international trade, promote local economic development, and ultimately foster peace and stability through trade. Established in 1993, our mission is to develop a comprehensive international agenda for the region by bringing together the human expertise and the government resources for international business growth. |
