Why join
Access a structured international business network.
The most important question for a business owner is: “What is the practical value of joining I-ATIC?” Membership is intended to provide access to a structured business network and real opportunities to explore collaboration.
The objective is to provide more than access to a network: it is to create a framework through which members can use that network productively.
Global Membership Prospectus
The full prospectus covers I-ATIC’s objectives, governance, chapter model, membership categories, code of conduct and the mandatory Declaration of Acceptance (Annexure I).
What members gain
Practical value from day one.
Business networking
Connect with business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, manufacturers and service providers across sectors and countries.
Business introductions
Share specific requirements and seek relevant introductions to potential partners, suppliers, distributors or customers, subject to availability and mutual consent.
International market exploration
Participate in country-focused discussions, business forums and market-oriented programmes where available.
Export-import opportunities
Explore international sourcing, distribution, supplier relationships and export-market development.
Strategic partnerships
Identify complementary businesses for joint ventures, outsourcing, co-development and technology partnerships.
Business visibility
Promote your business through eligible directories, showcases, events and council communication channels.
Innovation and technology
Explore digital transformation, artificial intelligence, automation and other technology collaborations.
Knowledge and capacity building
Join learning sessions, expert discussions, business briefings and entrepreneurship programmes where offered.
Leadership and participation
Contribute to eligible sector councils, working groups, chapter activities and institutional initiatives.
A network built on reciprocity
Build relationships by sharing expertise, identifying collaboration opportunities and contributing to the growth of other members.
Membership categories
Categories and indicative fees.
All fees are proposed annual membership fees unless otherwise stated.
Indicative fees. The figures below are indicative planning figures for discussion. They are not final approved charges and may be revised before formal launch. International fees, taxes, payment charges, event fees and any additional service charges will be clarified in the final fee schedule.
For individuals
Student
₹1,000
Networking access, learning activities and entrepreneurship programmes.
Individual / Professional (Life)
₹20,000
Member directory, networking, knowledge sessions and relevant introductions.
For businesses
Startup Member
₹7,500
Startup visibility, founder networking and opportunities to explore partnerships.
MSME / Small Business Member
₹15,000
Business profile, B2B opportunities, trade sessions and member networking.
Corporate Member
₹35,000
Corporate profile, broader networking access, B2B participation and collaboration opportunities.
Large Enterprise Member
₹75,000
Enhanced corporate visibility, sectoral engagement and eligible leadership forums.
For institutions, partners and international members
Institutional Member
₹50,000
Institutional networking, collaborative programmes and knowledge-sharing opportunities.
Strategic Partner
₹1,00,000
Partnership discussions, co-branded programmes where approved, and strategic engagement.
International Member
Country chapter specific
International networking, country-chapter engagement and eligible cross-border programmes.
Special categories
Founding Member
₹1,00,000
Proposed one-time contribution
Proposed founding recognition, designated founding-member forums and opportunities to contribute to early institutional development.
Honorary Member
No fee
Recognition and participation as permitted by the relevant honorary appointment.
The Founding Member fee is proposed as a one-time contribution. Renewal and continuing membership terms will be specified in the final membership regulations.
Benefits and conditions
Clear expectations for every member.
Membership is a way to explore collaboration — not a guarantee of commercial results.
- Membership applications are subject to applicable eligibility and approval procedures.
- Benefits depend on membership category, programme availability and published policies.
- Certain activities, delegations, conferences, market studies and specialist services may carry additional charges.
- Membership does not guarantee buyer introductions, orders, investment, contracts, visas, regulatory approvals or financial returns.
- Honorary membership does not automatically confer governance or voting rights.
- Founding membership does not automatically confer a permanent governing position; governance rights arise from the Constitution and bylaws.
- All membership rights, renewals, privileges and obligations will be governed by the approved membership regulations.
Founding and early members
Help shape a growing international network.
The early development of an international network creates opportunities for members to contribute to its priorities, sectoral initiatives and country-level expansion.
- Contribute to sectoral programmes
- Participate in regional and country network formation
- Help identify priority markets
- Share expertise and build relationships with other founding businesses
- Contribute to the evolution of the council’s services
These opportunities depend on the member’s category, eligibility, engagement and the council’s governance policies.
Member commitment
Code of conduct.
I-ATIC seeks members who believe in ethical business, professional conduct, mutual respect and constructive collaboration. Members will be expected to:
- Provide accurate business and membership information.
- Respect confidentiality and applicable data-protection requirements.
- Conduct business interactions ethically and professionally.
- Respect the independence and consent of other members.
- Comply with applicable laws, regulations and the council’s policies.
- Avoid misleading claims about I-ATIC, its partners or its institutional relationships.
- Disclose conflicts of interest where relevant.
- Use the council’s name and identity only in accordance with authorised policies.
Mandatory acceptance
Constitution and bylaws.
Membership of I-ATIC and eligibility to hold office are subject to formal acceptance of the Constitution and bylaws. Every member and every office bearer must sign the Declaration of Acceptance (Annexure I of the prospectus). This applies at national, state, regional and international levels, including country chapters.
- No membership without acceptance.
- No office without membership and signed acceptance.
- No authority beyond the Constitution and bylaws.
Apply
Membership application.
Tell us about yourself or your organisation and the category you are interested in. The I-ATIC Secretariat will share the approved fee schedule, programme details and the Declaration of Acceptance.
Registered office
Plot No. 219, 220, 221, Bayababa Matha Road, Unit, Bhoinagar, Bhubaneswar, Khordha, Odisha – 751022, India
Corporate Identity Number (CIN)
U88900OD2026NPL055698
Membership enquiry
We only ask for the information needed to respond to your application.
Membership FAQ
Common questions
Who can become a member?
Students, professionals, startups, MSMEs, corporates, large enterprises, institutions, strategic partners and international members — subject to eligibility and approval procedures.
Are the membership fees final?
No. The fees shown are indicative planning figures from the Global Membership Prospectus. They are not final approved charges and may be revised before formal launch.
Does membership guarantee business results?
No. Membership does not guarantee buyer introductions, orders, investment, contracts, visas, regulatory approvals or financial returns. It provides access to a structured network and opportunities to explore collaboration.
What do I need to sign?
Every member must accept the Constitution and bylaws by signing the Declaration of Acceptance (Annexure I) before admission. Office bearers sign an additional declaration before assuming office.
What is a Founding Member?
A proposed one-time contribution category for early members, with founding recognition, founding-member forums and opportunities to contribute to early institutional development. It does not automatically confer a permanent governing position.
How does international membership work?
International membership fees and benefits are country-chapter specific, covering international networking, country-chapter engagement and eligible cross-border programmes.
Can I log in as a member now?
An online member area is planned for a future phase. Until it launches, the I-ATIC Secretariat will keep members informed directly.