World Out Of Home Organization Adds 13 New Members
The World Out of Home Organization has boosted its representation across the world with the addition of 13 new members from five continents.
The new members come from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. Eight are national media owners, three are OOH service providers/suppliers, one is a national media agency and one is a national OOH association.
The countries represented include the UK, USA, Korea, Oman, Qatar, New Zealand, Croatia, Monaco, Pakistan and UAE. The surge follows WOO’s most successful annual congress in its history in London last June, with more than 800 delegates attending.
The new members are:
National Media Owners
- Yeoul Ad, Republic of Korea
- ONEIC Media-Seraj, Oman
- Inova Media, Qatar
- SkyBlue Group, UAE
- Vertex, Monaco
- Mobile Media, UK
- Anic Media, Croatia
- London International Exhibition Centre (Excel), UK
OOH Service Provider/Suppliers
- ClearLED, USA
- Mortal, New Zealand
- Bri Signs, UAE
National OOH Association
- APOAA, Pakistan
National Media Agency
- Hart Communications, Pakistan
WOO Chief Operating Officer Mark Flys says: “The range of territories represented demonstrates how all OOH sectors across the world understand the value they can gain from WOO membership. It is particularly pleasing that the APOAA from Pakistan have joined as we head to Karachi for the Pakistan Country Forum on November 5th ”
About WOO
The World Out of Home Organization is the only global Out of Home Association, working to promote andimprove the OOH industry on behalf of its members. Board members include the major international company – JCDecaux – as well as blowUP media and Ocean Outdoor from Europe, OUTFRONT Media and Lamar from the US, Provantage from South Africa, oOh!media from Australia, Asiaray from Hong Kong and the Multiply Media Group from the UAE. In addition, the following OOH associations are represented on the Board, the OAAA in the US, Alooh from Latin America, the IOAA from India, B|A|M from Germany, ABOOH from Brazil and the OMA in Australia.