American Management Association
The American Management Association (AMA) is an international non-profit organization that provides a range of the best educational and management services to individuals and institutions worldwide, to increase competitiveness and achieve the highest levels of excellence in performance.
About the American Management Association
The American Management Association traces its origins to 1913, when the National Association of Corporate Schools, later known as the National Association of Corporation Training, was founded. In 1922, this group merged with the American Industrial Relations Association, which had been founded in 1918 as the National Association of Employment Managers, to form the National Personnel Association. In 1923, the group took on a new name that reflected its policies and history:
the American Management Association.
American Management Association Goals
The
American Management Association serves as a forum for the exchange of concepts, insights, and leading ideas on management practices and trends, and is committed to:
- Commitment to professional and ethical standards in business.
- Providing the highest level of quality administrative and educational services.
- Providing the latest studies and research in the field of business administration.
- Providing the highest level of comfort and luxury for customers and employees.
The
American Management Association is one of the five largest national management education associations in the United States, and in 1973, New York University was granted official recognition by
the American Management Association as one of the most important educational institutions in the world.
