Become a Member
BECOME A WORLDCOB MEMBER
In order to become a WORLDCOB member, your company must take the following steps:
1. Learn about the benefits of being a WORLDCOB Member.
2. Fill out the application form.
3. Pay the annual membership fee.
4. After the payment is confirmed, you will receive the official welcome from our Institutional Department.
5. You will receive the Welcome Kit in the mail, containing: your WORLDCOB Member certificate, the official welcome letter, your user name and password for the Members Zone, our institutional brochure and the invoice for the payment of the annual membership fee.
6. With the user name and password, you may access the Members Zone and take advantage of its benefits, such as downloading the database, participating in online training sessions, business intermediation consultancy, corporate image consultancy, discounts on the next EXPOBIZZ, etc.
If you have any questions, you can reach us at +713-339-9900 or email us at info@worldcob.org
To start the process, just click here.
Thank you.
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