CLIA , a non-profit organisation officially registered and approved by the Government, is a professional and authorised association servicing domestic Chinese, Hong Kong, Taiwan and some other Asian markets.
So far, CLIA possesses:

• 2 deputy ministers from the government sector;
• 10 significant entrepreneurs with equal or above the vice-president positions;
• More than 8 experts and professors relating to the luxury industry;
• 5 research consultants in the luxury industry;
• 20 elites who are engaged in the luxury industry;
• 200 original members of the association.

ESSEC MBA International Luxury Brand Management since its foundation in 1995, the MBA specializing in luxury brand management has become a worldwide reference in graduate education in the world of luxury, and is still today the only MBA specializing in luxury brand management. Thanks to partnerships with leading brands and institutions, the ESSEC luxury MBA trains a new breed of managers at the heart of the ever-changing luxury sector.

Walpole is a non-profit-making organisation that furthers the interests of the British luxury industry by harnessing and sharing the collective knowledge, experience and resources of the membership.Formed in 1990 by top tier British companies, including British Airways, Chewton Glen.Coutts & Co, DAKS Simpson, the Financial Times, The Savoy Group and William Grant &Sons, the membership provides a community for the exchange of best practice ideas to drive business development in both UK and export markets.

Fondazione Altagamma is the Foundation of Italian companies of international renown operating in the high end of the market; reflecting Italian style and culture in their company management and products, they stand out for their innovation, quality, service, design and prestige.

Meisterkreis
Germany's first luxury association joins the European league of luxury, is the international ambassador of Luxury in Germany, and involve all relevant brands and companies to shape the German luxury market together