About NABE:
NABE is the premier professional association for business economists and others who use economics in the workplace. Since 1959, NABE has attracted the most prominent figures in economics, business, and academia to its membership with highly-regarded conferences, educational and career development offerings, industry surveys, and its unrivaled networking opportunities. Past presidents of NABE include former Chairman of the Board of Governors for the Federal Reserve System, Alan Greenspan, several former Federal Reserve Governors, and other senior business leaders.
The NABE membership is organized into subject-oriented Roundtables including: Corporate Planning, Financial, Health Economics, International, Manufacturing/Industry, Small Business/Entrepreneurship, Real Estate/Construction, Regional/Utility, Technology and Transfer Pricing.
NABE's mission is to provide leadership in the use and understanding of economics.
A group of students at a college or university with an interest in business economics may form a NABE Student Chapter. The PDF Files provide more information on forming and running a student chapter.
Benefits of NABE Membership:
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Receive the latest economic news and updates through your complimentary subscription to NABE's prestigious quarterly journal, Business Economics, and the weekly e-newsletter, NABE NewsDigest.
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Locate critical economic information instantly with member-only access to nabe.com.
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Fine-tune your professional skills through NABE's continuing education certificate programs, including the Certified Business Economist program.
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Benchmark your forecast and gain insight into economic policy with NABE's economic surveys.
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Join any of our subject-oriented Roundtables and participate in regular webinars on the critical economic issues of the day.
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Attend all NABE conferences at deeply-discounted rates and network with fellow members.
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Get expert help with your project or promote your services or product with NABE's Consultants and Services Registry.
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Locate a speaker for your event or offer to speak at other organizations’ events with the NABE Speakers Bureau.
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Have a chance to give back to your profession by volunteering for a NABE committee or even serving as a NABE Director.
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Looking for a new job or the right candidate for an open position? With EconJobs.org, we bring job seekers and employers together to aid in that process.
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Compare your salary to that of others in the field of economics with NABE's biennial Salary Survey.
Costs of NABE Membership:
One Year Two Years- save 10% Three Years - save 15%
Individual Member: $150 $270 $381
Retiree Member: $100 $180 $255
Young Professional*: $75 n/a n/a
Student Member**: $30 n/a n/a
*The Young Professional Member rate is available for two years after date of graduation (undergraduate or graduate). Young Professional Members are eligible to renew one time at the Young Professional rate.
**Must be a full-time student, or a full-time student working part-time. No exceptions.
***With a NABE Group Membership, the first group member joins at the one-year rate of $150, and any additional group members from the same organization may join at a reduced rate of $110 each.
****A NABE Institutional Membership provides business firms, government agencies, academic institutions, and other organizations the opportunity to join NABE and receive discounts on membership and meeting fees, access to industry leaders, recognition, publicity, and more. With an Institutional Membership, the organization designates NABE representatives, and these representatives can be modified at any time. In addition, an Institutional Membership offers the organization an unlimited number of registrations to all NABE events at the discounted member rate.