Membership

People

• Founders & Owners
• Top-level managers (CEO, CTO, CIO, CFO, COO, CMO and VPs)
• Investors
• Scientists, researchers, experts

Companies and organisations

• Forest startups
• Existing software & hardware companies
• IT departments of the wood companies
• Venture funds, business angels and private investors 
• R&D centres, organisations, enthusiasts

• Networking opportunities: As a member you will have the opportunity to 100.000+ network with other members in the industry. This can lead to potential collaborations, partnerships, and new business opportunities.
• Access to industry knowledge and research: It helps you stay up-to-date on trends, regulations, and best practices in the forestry industry.
• Industry recognition: Being a member of Linkiwood provides you with industry recognition and credibility, which is a super strong marketing tool by Linkiwood.
• Influence and advocacy: By joining the association, companies get a voice in advocating for the industry and influencing policies that affect the forestry sector.
• Professional development: Linkiwood offers professional development opportunities, such as training and certifications.
• Collaboration and partnerships: Linkiwood may facilitate collaborations and partnerships between the members and other stakeholders in the industry, such as forest landowners, wood companies and researchers.
• Access to events and conferences: Linkiwood hosts events and conferences where companies can showcase their products and services, connect with potential customers, and learn about new industry trends and developments.

1. Eligibility criteria: Review the association’s eligibility criteria to ensure that you meet the requirements. If you’re unsure, you can contact the association to clarify any questions you may have.
2. Application form: Once you’ve confirmed that you’re eligible, complete the association’s membership application form. Ensure that you provide accurate and complete information, and include any supporting documents required, such as a CV, letter of recommendation, or evidence of qualifications.
3. Membership fees: Pay any membership fees required by the association. These fees may be a one-time payment or/and an annual fee.
4. Reference check: The association may contact references provided by you to verify your suitability for membership.
5. Interview: The association requires an interview with you to assess your motivation for joining the association, your professional goals, and your potential contribution to the association.
6. Code of ethics: You may be required to read and agree to abide by the association’s code of ethics.
7. Background check: The association may conduct a background check on you to ensure that you do not have issues that could damage the association’s reputation.
8. Approval: After completing the application process, the association’s membership committee will review your application and inform you of the decision.