We are proud to announce that IFIA received the best international organization’s Finalist title in The 6th International & European Association Awards 2020
This year, The International Federation of Inventors’ Association submitted the organization as a nominee to the award of The International Association of the Year in The International & European Association Awards 2020. So, we delightedly state that IFIA won this award on behalf of all the invention and innovation society. The federation owes this accomplishment to expanding the scope of its activities in the past years. Also, because of taking good care of our community and considering inventors’ wellbeing as our chief goal in these recent events, The International & European Association acknowledged IFIA as the winner of the award. A few months ago, IFIA submitted the documents to The Association of Association Executives. And eventually, because of the achievements and the expansion of invention culture, we were nominated for The International & European Association Awards. After AAE’s scrutiny about each of the nominees and finalists, IFIA was their choice for the year’s international association.
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IFIA received the title of “Best International Organization in 2020”
IFIA wants to thank and congratulate everyone involved with this accomplishment. We want to thank the executive committee members, the people running IFIA offices all around the world, the worldwide associations promoting and holding IFIA events, all the people attending the events. And more importantly, IFIA thanks all the inventors and innovators worldwide for their kind support and for expanding the invention culture. Also, we are delighted to announce that the finalists for the Association Awards UK 2020 and the awards ceremony will take place online on 16 December at 4.00 pm (UK time). You can attend by registering as an IFIA member in the event. In conclusion, we are more than gratified for our community and hope that IFIA would continue to evolve as an invention association. You can find the final results by clicking here.
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