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IAA MEMBERSHIPTHE VALUE OF AN IAA MEMBERSHIP
A positive global force.
Unmatched networking opportunities.
Resource for industry issues.
Forum for knowledge sharing.
Educational / training initiatives.
Dedicated to freedom of Commercial Speech.
An active grassroots membership.
Key access in the world’s markets.
A balanced and objective role.
THE IAA CHAIRMANINTRODUCTION FROM MR. FARIS ABOUHAMAD
The IAA matters more than ever.
“We are working in a time of ongoing change in the marketing
communications industry, including intensifying advertising
restrictions, knowledge needs of unprecedented proportions and
the collision of the old with the new! The IAA’s diverse
membership, unique global network, its credibility and connections
are more valuable than ever to you. Support the IAA’s mission and
you are supporting the well-being of your own business and the
industry as a whole!”
Faris Abouhamad,
IAA Chairman and World President
IMPORTANCE OF THE IAATHE IAA AS AN INDUSTRY NETWORK
The IAA is a high profile platform for industry issues
Advertising and brand communications are fundamental drivers
of both businesses and economies. The IAA network organizes
unique events worldwide that bring the international industry
together and creates a forum for knowledge sharing and best
practices, so essential to those doing business in today’s fast
changing environment.
The IAA ‘connects’ the global marketing communications
industry
The IAA Chapter network has thousands of members and
hundreds of events collectively throughout the year that include
key industry figures. The events typically share insights, ideas
and innovation. The IAA ensures both a responsible, but also
best practice approach is uniformly shared and developed.
Networking
The IAA believes it is fundamentally important to facilitate the
networking of our members to represent and share both their,
and the industry’s point of view; as well as further common
business objectives.
Marc Pritchard, Global Branding and Marketing
Officer, Procter and Gamble
Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO,
WPP
PURPOSE & PRINCIPALSTHE IAA ACHIEVEMENTS
Government and self regulation –
What has the IAA achieved?
The IAA defends the principles of freedom of speech, self-
regulation and responsible advertising; and actively adds its
name and resources to discourage unreasonable advertising
restrictions or bans throughout the world, thereby driving and
influencing a common position.
The IAA played a key role in government legislative discussions
around the world. It pioneered research to illustrate the role of
responsible advertising to growing service economies. The IAA
is able to represent the industry and its membership to
government, NGO’s and the media, working alongside the more
specialized self-regulatory bodies. It is committed to the sharing
of best practices. The IAA has its own dedicated volunteer
officers in this area with a Vice President of Government Affairs.
The IAA publishes issue related member communications,
leaders and officers speak on these issues at industry events
worldwide on behalf of the association. With the IAA’s access,
leaders meet government officials on a regular basis.
IAA Chairman
and World
President Faris
Abouhamad
pictured with
Chinese Vice
President Li
Yuanchao.
The IAA Executive Committee and ad industry figures meet
with PRC Vice President Li Yuanchao and other government
officials at the conclusion of the 43rd IAA World Congress in
2014.
INDUSTRY ISSUESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR INDUSTRY ISSUES
Digital Download. Behind the Headlines.
As part of an earlier global Digital Download Forum Series, the
International Advertising Association invited key industry experts
to share their views and expertize on what the real issues are
behind the headlines in the digital/online industry. An invitation-
only, state-of-the-industry event held in Paris, Madrid, Mumbai,
Sydney and Singapore; attracted an array of delegates including
global marketers and senior agency and media executives. The
events covered a wide range of topics including data protection,
piracy, measurement and fraud. The IAA was one of the first
organisations to highlight these issues.
Michael Lee, IAA Managing Director –
Digital Download.
Digital Download, Pamel Mumbai.
INDUSTRY ISSUESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR INDUSTRY ISSUES
What’s Coming Next?
To mark its seventy-fifth anniversary in 2013-14, the
International Advertising Association presented What’s Coming
Next? - A one day international leadership forum of global
knowledge, insights and networking.
The forum focused on the key issues that are shaping the
future of media, the latest insights in data, the role of agencies,
the advance of research, the direction of creativity and the
needs of marketers!
IAA 75th Anniversary Champion Awards, London.
INDUSTRY ISSUESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR INDUSTRY ISSUES
What’s Coming Next?
Africa Rising - The new consumer generation
And now the IAA returns to the continent of Africa with the latest
leadership conference in the What’s Coming Next? theme.
Held in Accra, Ghana, the November 12th-14th Africa Rising -
the new consumer generation will focus on the trends, insights,
needs and aspirations of a billion people. Increasingly now the
focus of global consumer demand - the conference will navigate
through the complex world of technology, consumer trend
developments and the plans that brands have to do business in
a sustainable but fast-growing market.
Africa Rising - The new consumer generation
November 12th-14th 2014
The Movenpick Ambassador Hotel
Accra, Ghana
AN IAA LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
ACCRA, GHANANOVEMBER 12 - 14THTH 2014
THE NEW CONSUMER GENERATION
AFRICA RISING
Movenpick Hotel, Accra, Ghana.
INDUSTRY ISSUESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR INDUSTRY ISSUES
Chapter Activities and Seminars
IAA Chapters throughout the network create their own forums
for industry issues with events, seminars, training initiatives for
IAA Young Professionals, business networking lunches and
social evenings.
Some Chapters have their own member communications
newsletters and even publish commemorative books.
IAA Australia Chapter – Unmarketing to Mums Business Briefing.
IAA India Chapter – Initiative to Stop Violence On Women.
Joe Ayache, Lebanon Chapter President, addresses the audience
during the Chapter’s 75th anniversary celebration.
SUPPORTING EDUCATIONSUSTAINING IAA EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Corporate members help sustain IAA education programs.
Education and training - investing in people!
The IAA is playing an increasingly important role in education
through its growing Accreditation Programs at 58 colleges and
universities worldwide. At the under-graduate level an IAA
Certificate in Marketing Communications is conferred by our
Accredited Institutes.
Many professional development and post-Graduate programs
are developed at Chapter level. These programs include
residential case history orientated programs, six month
seminars and mentoring programs. Some programs can be
tailored or even created for interested corporate members.
Tom Bernardin, CEO, Leo Burnett presenting at the Student
Forum at the 42nd IAA World Congress in Moscow.
SUPPORTING EDUCATIONSUSTAINING IAA EDUCATION PROGRAMS
IAA Apprentice Program – the latest initiative.
The IAA Apprentice Conference was conceived to contribute to
the much talked about challenges for the marketing and
communications industry in attracting the best and brightest
young men and women. The inaugural event brought together
an array of junior and senior undergrad students as well as
young industry professional delegates.
The two-day program includes presentations, discussions and
workshops with regional and international industry practitioners,
recruiters and clients where students had the chance to listen,
practice, network and impress!
The central idea with the IAA Apprentices Conference is to both
enhance and empower graduating students with first-hand
knowledge of real world industry practice and opportunities in
the new communications landscape and to help them get hired.
The IAA team at the first Apprentice Conference in
Dubai, 2013.
ECU Lecturer David Smith engaging the audience.
SUPPORTING EDUCATIONIAA INTERAD
IAA InterAd
IAA InterAd is the annual student marketing communications
competition. The competition is a case history styled project and
IAA Accredited Institutes can submit one team entry per school
(entries are accepted from other schools for a small fee).
The entries are judged on a regional and global level by leading
practitioners, and the winning team gets a travel allowance prize
to enable them to deliver their presentation to an IAA event.
SUPPORTING EDUCATIONIAA DENTSU GLOBAL POSTER COMPETITION
IAA - Dentsu Global Student Poster Competition
The IAA along with Dentsu and the support of the United
Nations has created a unique competition giving all
undergraduate students from around the world the opportunity
to create and submit a theme-related poster.
In 2010 there were a total of 527 entries submitted from
students in 27 different countries. This year’s theme was
“biodiversity”, recognizing the critical impact of environmental
issues worldwide.
The competition challenged students to raise awareness of the
impact of biodiversity which in turn gave them a chance to
develop their marketing and communication skills.
Dusan Simic from the University of Belgrade was named the
2010 World Champion.
SUPPORTING EDUCATIONIAA ACCREDITED INSTITUTES
Asia Pacific
Australia
Charles Sturt University
Curtin University
Edith Cowan University
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
University of Canberra
University of Technology Sydney
University of Western Sydney
Hong Kong
Baptist University
Indonesia
ITKP
Universitas Pelita Harapan
Korea
KOBACO Advertising Academy
Hallym University
Malaysia
Insititute ACT
Philippines
University of Asia and the Pacific
Africa/Middle East
Egypt
Alexandria University
American University of Cairo
Lebanon
Notre Dame University
South Africa
AAA School of Advertising
University of Johannesburg
UAE
American University in Dubai
Zayed University
Europe
Austria
Werbe Akademie
Denmark
DNCC
France
ESP
Holland
SRM Aktiviteiten BV
Hogeschool Utrecht
Hungary
International Business School
Israel
School of Business Administration
Italy
Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
SUPPORTING EDUCATIONIAA ACCREDITED INSTITUTES
Romania
National School of Political Studies & Public -
Administration
Russia
Astrakhan State Technical University
Serbia
University of Arts
Switzerland
SAWI
CREA
Turkey
Anadolu University
Latin America
Argentina
Universidad Argentina de la Empesa
Chile
Universidad del Pacifico
UNIACC
Universidad Diego Portales
Colombia
Politecnico Grancolombiano
Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano
Ecuador
Universidad Casa Grande
El Salvador
Escuela de Comunicacion Monica Herrera
Honduras
Universidad Tecnologica
Centroamericana - UNITEC
Peru
Instituto Peruano de la Publicidad
Universidad Peruana de
Ciencias Aplicadas - UPC
North America
Emerson College
George Washington University
Plus
Many IAA Chapters have their own
customized professional development
programs.
INDUSTRY INITIATIVESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR GLOBAL ISSUES
United Nations
The International Advertising Association led the first-ever
advertising industry meeting with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-
moon. The meeting objective was to drive support for a
comprehensive UN communications initiative to help combat
climate change and was timed with the start of the 63rd UN
General Assembly in New York City. At the meeting, UN Secretary-
General Ban Ki-moon shared his concerns about the speed and
extent to which global initiatives to counter the increasing effects of
climate change are needed, stating: “We need action on climate
change and I applaud the determination of the advertising industry
to help. As climate change affects everyone, everywhere, the UN
needs partners in the private sector and in civil society to mobilize
and spur action. Now is the time for action and we welcome this
assistance from the advertising community, which will bolster our
present capacities.”
2009 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Davos
A follow up to the initial UN meeting occurred during the 2009
annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos. The IAA
worked with WEF to develop their workspace session on “Shaping
the Climate Change Message”. During the invitation only session
attended by 60 WEF partners and delegates progress and
concepts for the Climate Change Communication Initiative were
discussed and reviewed in a work-session break-out environment.
The Climate Change Communication initiative was launched in
June 2009 and became known as Hopenhagen.
Miles Nadal, Founder and CEO MDC Partners; Maurice
Levy, Chairman and CEO Publicis Groupe; Michael Lee, IAA
Managing Director; UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon;
Michael Roth, Chairman and CEO Interpublic Group; John
Wren, CEO Omnicom.
IAA Managing Director Michael Lee and Sir Martin
Sorrell, CEO of WPP at the Davos workspace session
“Shaping the Climate Change Message”.
INDUSTRY INITIATIVESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR GLOBAL ISSUES
Hopenhagen
In September 2009, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and
the UN Department of Public Information sought the help of the
global ad industry in promoting awareness of COP15. The IAA
brought the CEO’s and representatives of all the main global
advertising agencies to a summit at the UN with the Secretary-
General. The IAA spearheaded the strategic and creative
engagements with agency teams. The project was undertaken
entirely pro-bono.
Hopenhagen was an ambitious project. Mainstream awareness
of COP15 was almost non-existent and the economic crisis was
pushing environment way down people’s agendas. It was
necessary to find ways to scale and collaborate to create a
significant global impact on a compressed timeline which would
result in inspiring a ‘people’s movement’.
The IAA global network and agency teams collaborated to
develop a global pro-bono campaign across all media channels.
The results:
• 350+ Media partners
• $197.9MM in reported media value
(Total projected media value =$350-400MM)*
• 550MM media impressions reported
(Total projected1B impressions)*
INDUSTRY INITIATIVESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR GLOBAL ISSUES
Hopenhagen results at a glance
• 6,172,820 Citizens from over 200 Countries/Territories
• 54,497 Facebook fans
• 350+ Media partners
• $197.9MM in reported media value
(Total projected media value =$350-400MM)*
• 550MM media impressions reported
(Total projected 1B impressions)*
• 50+ Countries reached via media
• 240,000 views of Huffington Post Ambassador Contest
• 619,680 views of GOOD content
• 151,929 Unique email opens
INDUSTRY INITIATIVESTHE IAA AS A PLATFORM FOR GLOBAL ISSUES
The Case for Advertising
As the only global partnership of advertisers, agencies, media
and communications services, the IAA is able to speak with one
voice on behalf of our members and the industry. The IAA has
undertaken large pro-bono communications programs before -
most notably “Hopenhagen” - the IAA’s climate change initiative
for the United Nations COP 15, which was the largest ever
initiative of its kind.
The new IAA “Case For Advertising” campaign focuses on many
of the core benefits that are deeply rooted in marketing
communications - that advertising promotes choice; educates;
informs; encourages innovation; creates jobs; supports the arts,
entertainment and sports; and contributes to the costs of
providing news and information.
The campaign focus is for consumers and governments to
understand the value of advertising in its many forms, including
sponsored content. It comes at a time when the ad industry is
under ever greater scrutiny by governments and policy makers
and often on the defensive.
What advertising provides - over and above any specific product
or service - is choice. To express that core concept the IAA
developed the central theme for the campaign:
Advertising. Your Right to Choose.
RELEVANCETHE IMPORTANCE AND RELEVANCE OF THE IAA
The IAA World Congress
Every two years the IAA holds its World Congress that is
unquestionably a ‘must attend’, for those working in the
“international” communications environment. The 2004 World
Congress was held in Beijing under the patronage of the State
Administration for Industry and Commerce, the first event of its
kind in China. In Dubai in March 2006, welcomed by HE Sheikh
Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, the
IAA attracted some of the world’s most respected industry
leaders to focus on the theme ‘Challenges of Change’. The 41st
IAA World Congress was held in Washington DC 2008 and the
42nd IAA World Congress co-organized with the Russian
Federation and the City of Moscow was held in Moscow,
Russia.
The 43rd IAA World Congress was held in Beijing from May 8th
-10th 2014.
Tim Andree, Dentsu and John Defterios, CNN at the 43rd IAA World
Congress in Beijing.
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Delegates will also enjo y a glitt ering program of
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Africa, Middle East & Turkey
Unilever
Matt Seiler
Global CEO
IPG Mediabrands
Jeffrey Cole
Director & CEO
Center for the Digital Future
USC Annenberg School
Sir Martin Sorrell
CEO
WPP
Gan Lin
Vice Minister
State Administration for
Industry & Commerce
People’s Republic of China
Faris Abouhamad
Chairman & World President
International Advertising
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CEO
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Maurice Lévy
Chairman & CEO
Publicis Groupe
Angela Mills-Wade
Executive Director
European Publishers
Council
Tomaz Mok
Chairman
McCann Guanming
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EVP & Chief Legal Counsel
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THE IAA HISTORYHISTORY OF THE NETWORK
Established in 1938, the International Advertising Association is
the only global association that represents all areas of the
marketing and communications industry. Our membership is
drawn from marketers, advertising, media and public relations
agencies, as well as media companies, research firms and
educators.
For over seventy years the IAA has played a strong and
supportive role in key industry issues such as freedom of
commercial speech, self regulation, responsible advertising,
education and professional development. With its influence, vast
network and grass roots operations the IAA is the natural
platform for the many issues that confront today’s demanding
and fast changing business environment.
THE IAA HISTORYHISTORY OF THE NETWORK
The Network
The IAA network is divided into regions: US/Canada, Europe,
Middle East/Africa, Latin America, Asia/Pacific; with some 4,000
members in 46 chapters in 70 countries; and the association’s
World Service Center is located in New York City. The IAA’s
membership base comprises of individual and chapter
members. 55 Corporate Members. 58 Accredited Institute
members. Academic members. Young Professionals. IAA
Individual Membership Fee is US$200 plus local Chapter Fee.
Structure and Operations
The Association is led by an elected Chairman and World
President and Officers, together with a Board of Directors
comprised of Chapter Presidents and Corporate Member
Representatives. The IAA World Service Center is managed by
the IAA’s Managing Director and a staff of three.
The IAA World Service Center is established with 501 (c) 3 and
(c) 6 non-profit status under US tax code.
Web Site
www.iaaglobal.org
CHAPTER NETWORKIAA CHAPTERS PER REGION
Africa/Middle East
Bahrain
Cameroon
Egypt
Ghana
Iran
Jordan
Kuwait
Lebanon
Qatar
Syria
United Arab Emirates
Members also in:
Kenya
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
Asia Pacific
Australia
China
India
Indonesia
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
Pakistan
Singapore
Sri Lanka
Taiwan
Members also in:
Bangladesh
Hong Kong
Nepal
Philippines
Thailand
Vietnam
Europe
Austria
Bosnia
Bulgaria
Denmark
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Malta
Poland
Romania
Russia
Serbia
Spain
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
Members also in:
Israel
Slovenia
Uzbekistan
Latin America
Argentina
Chile
Mexico
Members also in:
Brazil
Colombia
Dominican Republic
Peru
Paraguay
Uruguay
Venezuela
North America
New York
San Francisco
Members also in:
Canada.
Throughout USA
CORPORATE BENEFITSCORPORATEMEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
The IAA speaks for, and connects the
communications industry
Open access to the IAA’s international membership network. It’s
a true grassroots network, it’s live!
The IAA was recently able to make an introduction for a US
based corporate member seeking both industry and media
connections in Russia and India. Another corporate member met
with the IAA’s VP of Government Affairs for a personalized
briefing on children’s issues in key European markets. The IAA
introduced a media corporate member to the association’s
network in the Gulf region with beneficial results for their media
sales. The IAA can make valuable introductions for those visiting
a new market for the first time.
The IAA’s Chairman, Senior Vice President, Managing Director
and Vice Presidents, along with other key members all make
speeches and attended industry forums, give media interviews
and use such opportunities to share best practices and defend a
responsible advertising industry while working in a self or co-
regulatory environment for the benefit of our stakeholders.
Associate Professor, Benjamin Edelman, Harvard
Business School speaks at the IAA Digital Download.
Behind the Headlines event.
CORPORATE BENEFITSCORPORATEMEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Regulation, Insights
Monthly newsletters and briefings on government activities that
relate specifically to the ad industry.
Connections
News and information from within the IAA network.
Intelligence
A briefing on industry news gathered from all over the IAA
network.
The IAA speaks for, and connects the
communications industry.
An IAA Corporate Member can be assured that the
‘corporate’ point of view resonates throughout the
Association’s operations. The IAA’s World Board has
26 places for directors drawn from corporate members
and is represented on the Executive Committee and
World Board by the IAA Vice President, Corporate
Members. Active participation from corporate members
ensures a balanced agenda between both individual
and corporate missions.
There are many IAA Chapter and Regional events that
offer speaking or other valuable business
opportunities. Our network can make introductions, is a
valuable resource to access difficult-to-get research
and intelligence.
The IAA has a “seat at the table” and uses it in the
interests of all its corporate members.
CORPORATE BENEFITSCORPORATEMEMBERSHIP BENEFITS SUMMARY
Our commitment to Corporate Members
• To represent member points of view and agendas at the
IAA World Board level and ensure they effectively
contribute to, and where appropriate influence the IAA
position.
• To raise major issues of concern from corporate members and
ensure that satisfactory actions are taken by the IAA.
• To ensure a full, global point of view is developed and
maintained within the IAA, through participation in task
forces/commissions and/or board membership.
• To promote corporate member networking worldwide.
Current planned key agenda items include:
• IAA led fact finding visits for corporate members to India and
China. Independent research on advertising restrictions in the
Asia Pacific region.
• Continued dialogue with key government officials
including the EU and around the world.
• Enhanced dialogue with fellow associations to ensure
representative views on key issues e.g. advertising to
children and obesity, digital media measurement, plain paper
packaging.
CORPORATE BENEFITSCORPORATE MEMBERSHIP PACKAGES
All corporate membership tiers offer members and their
staff the discounted member rates for IAA events on a
global basis (with considerable potential savings), and other
related benefits, including: IAA rates at World Congresses,
all the IAA publications, Intelligence − Network News
briefings, membership directories and VIP level status at
IAA Global events.
All corporate membership tiers offer direct access to the
IAA’s leadership and management for personalized
introductions to the international chapter network, other
resources and to develop initiatives on a prescriptive basis
as required.
Global Membership
• For multi-national companies with international
offices outside their main country of domicile.
• Nominate one executive to be on the IAA Board
of Directors.
• Annual cost: US$15,000 + free individual
membership at 20 IAA chapters of your choice
($4,000 minimum value).
Regional Membership
• For companies with offices within their
geographic region.
• Annual cost: US$9,000 + free individual
membership at 10 IAA chapters of your choice
($5000 minimum value).
National Membership
• For companies with one national base of
operations.
• Annual cost: US$4,000 + five individual
membership ($1250 value).
CORPORATE MEMBERSCURRENT CORPORATE MEMBERS OF THE IAA
Asia Pacific
The Asahi Shimbun
Dentsu
Dentsu Tec
Hakuhodo
Nifco
Africa/Middle East
Bahrain eGovernment Authority
Dubai World Trade Center
The Network Communications
Europe
BBC World News
The Economist
Euronews
Financial Times
Gazprombank
Hearst Shkulev Media
Maer Group
Video International Group
North America
Adforum
BBDO Worldwide
Crain Communications
DDB Worldwide
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Havas Worldwide
Leo Burnett Worldwide
Microsoft Corporation
The Ogilvy Group
The Wall Street Journal
Sesame Workshop
Y&R Brands
Yahoo!
Xerox Corporation
SUPPORTING THE IAASUPPORT THE FUTURE OF THE COMMUNICATION
BUSINESS
www.iaaglobal.org
For more information, please contact:
Michael Lee
Managing Director
IAA World Service Center
747 Third Avenue
New York NY 10017
T +1 (646) 722 2611
F +1 (646) 722 2501
Or
Carla Michelotti
IAA Vice President Corporate Members & Government Affairs
LEO BURNETT WORLDWIDE INC.
EVP, Chief Legal, Government & Corporate Affairs Officer.
35 West Wacker Drive
Chicago IL-60601 USA
T +1 (312) 220 3839
F +1 (312) 220 6575
NETWORKIAA WORLDWIDE
ASIA PACIFIC
LATIN AMERICA
NORTH AMERICA
AFRICA &
MIDDLE EAST
EUROPE
Asia Pacific
:
Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan.
Europe: Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany , Hungary, Italy, Malta, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia,
Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom.
Latin America: Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Peru, Paraguay , Uruguay, Venezuela.
Africa/Middle East: Bahrain, Egypt, Ghana, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Qatar , Syria, United Arab Emirates.
North America: Chicago, Miami, New York, San Fransisco.
