History of the Association
Established in 1934, the Auctioneers' Association of Alberta is one of the oldest auctioneer associations in North America. For seventy years, the Auctioneers' Association of Alberta has worked hard on developing a high standard of professionalism and business ethics as well as consistently creating goodwill with the people of Alberta.
The Association is a non-profit organization with a long standing reputation as a very charitable group, both as individual members conducting various charity auctions and as an Association making major donations to local charities. The Association was formed by auctioneers for auctioneers, and is directed by auctioneers.
The Auctioneers' Association of Alberta has a proud history which will live on for all to see via our archives. Although currently unavailable to the public, they will show future generations the role auctions and auctioneers have had in shaping the provinces.
How Does the Association Work?
The Association is governed by a Board of Directors which are elected for three year terms by the membership at the annual general meeting which is held at the annual convention.
The officers of the Association shall consist of a President, Vice-President, and nine directors, all of whom must remain a member in good standing throughout the term of their office. The Board may appoint other members for specific purposes from time to time as the occasion demands.
Any problems or concerns you may have can be brought to the attention of a Director who will voice your concerns at the executive meetings.
If you have any questions regarding the Association, please email the
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