World Out of Home Organization signs up another 13 members
Following a highly successful APAC Forum in Seoul, South Korea, which attracted over 400 delegates, the World Out of Home Organization has signed up another 13 members from across the globe.
The new members come from Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Asia. Five are national media owners, six are OOH service providers/suppliers, and two are national OOH associations.
The countries represented include the UK, Ireland, United States, Greece, UAE, China, Japan, Republic of Korea, Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines.
The new members are:
National Media Owners
- NTT Docomo, Japan
- Atrapos Media, Greece
- Addd Inc, Republic of Korea
- Orange Barrel Media, USA
- Info Media G.Billboard Advertising LLC, UAE
OOH Service Providers/Suppliers
- Playlog, Indonesia
- Adzymic, Singapore
- Shenzhen Mightary LED Co. Ltd, China
- Unilumin, China
- Shinka Ltd, Ireland
- Geomotive (Meter), UK
National OOH Associations
- Outdoor Media Association, Ireland
- Out of Home Advertising Association of the Philippines
WOO Chief Operating Officer Mark Flys says: “OOH is thriving in the face of global uncertainty and with almost 300 members WOO is working with the rest of the industry to help build the power and reach of the medium even further.”
About WOO
The World Out of Home Organization is the only global Out of Home Association, working to promote and improve the OOH industry on behalf of its members. Board members include the major international companies – JCDecaux and Clear Channel – as well as blowUP media from Europe, OUTFRONT Media and Lamar from the US, Selvel One from India, Primedia from South Africa, oOh!media from Australia and Asiaray from Hong Kong. In addition, the following OOH associations are represented on the Board, the OAAA in the US, Alooh from Latin America, the FAW from Germany and the OMA in Australia.
Membership is open to all companies who operate in the OOH sector and, as a non-profit Organization, funds are reinvested in industry issues such as research and the annual international congress. WOO is a member of EASA in Europe, as well as a founding member of ICAS, and actively works to help the membership with legislation issues within their own countries as well. More information at www.worldooh.org