Legal Marketing Associations
Legal Marketing Associations
- Legal Marketing Association (LMA)
The Legal Marketing Association (LMA) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving the needs and maintaining the professional standards of the men and women involved in marketing within the legal profession. One of the principal goals of the Legal Marketing Association is to provide to its members vital and timely information on a wide variety of legal marketing issues so that they may grow professionally as well as personally. LMA members immediately gain access to a wealth of resources including national and regional educational programs, the monthly newsletter Strategies, LMA website and online job bank, industry specific market research, timely and provocative white papers and much more. The LMA has 19 chapters across the United States and Canada.
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Capital Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Los Angeles Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Metro New York Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Midwest Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - New England
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Rocky Mountain Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Southeastern Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Southern California Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) - Vancouver Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association - (LMA) Minnesota Chapter
- Legal Marketing Association -(LMA) - Northwest Chapter
- Professional Services Marketing Association (APSMA) - Asia Pacific
- Professional Services Marketing Group (PSMG)
PSMG is the Not-for-Profit Professional Services Marketing Association.
Aims: To advance the public benefit of education and training of marketing in professional services. To provide a forum for members to meet, discuss common issues and develop leading edge marketing thinking. To define, improve and encourage good marketing practice. To enhance perception of the value of the marketing function within professional service businesses. To comment, as a recognised body, to the media, other professional institutions and the public on professional services marketing issues.


