InfoComm announced today that it is simplifying its membership structure and expanding the amount of free and discounted education offered to members. Changes will go into effect in early 2013.

“In 2011, the Membership Committee dedicated themselves to resolving long-time challenges voiced by InfoComm’s members, including reducing the number of membership options and addressing the administrative constraints revolving around InfoComm’s EduBucks program,” said Duffy Wilbert, CTS, CAE, senior vice president, Member Services, InfoComm International. “The result is a streamlined membership structure, more free online education, and a standard discount for other training and publications.”

Along with these enhancements, the EduBucks program will be retired at the end of 2012. Corporate membership, for businesses, institutions and organizations, will be priced at $500 per year, and will include unlimited access to selected online classes free ($100 value per student), discounted education, free copies of InfoComm/ANSI Standards, discounted market research, and other benefits.

Individual membership, priced at $150 annually, will include discounted training and selected free market research. Both membership levels will include free access to all InfoComm trade shows.

Get all the new plans here: http://www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/infocomm/hs.xsl/20145.htm