The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
http://www.aacsb.edu/  

AACSB International's membership of more than 1,000 members is composed of  educational institutions, corporate, and nonprofit organizations representing more than 70 countries.

As an advocate for management education, AACSB International represents the combined influence of its member universities, including more than 30,000 faculty members and 700,000 students majoring in business.

AACSB members' benefits:

• Research and survey projects on topics specific to the field of management education.
• Publications and special reports on trends and issues within management education.
• Business administration and accounting accreditation.
• Professional development programs for faculty and administrators.
• Involvement opportunities for corporate and educational members on a variety of projects and initiatives.
• Liaison and collaboration with management education disciplinary associations, U.S. regional deans associations, and counterpart management education associations worldwide.

American Chamber of Commerce in Russia (AmCham)
http://www.amcham.ru/  

The American Chamber of Commerce in Russia is committed to creating a more business-friendly environment in the Russian Federation. Acting as a link between members, policy-makers and business leaders in the U.S. and Russia, the Chamber works to identify common problems to normal business operations and achieve mutually-beneficial solutions. Through its adherence to providing concrete returns on its membership fees investments - the ROI business model, AmCham broadly advocates regulatory improvements in the U.S. and Russia, offers concrete assistance to individual company members in resolving problems, and provides business development opportunities through its networking events.

It's the largest foreign business organization in Russia, effectively advocating the trade and investment interests of over 800 member companies.

Association of European Businesses in the Russian Federation (AEB)
http://www.aebrus.ru/  

The AEB is an independent non-commercial association funded by membership and sponsorship.

AEB membership is made up of enterprises and entrepreneurs from the member states of the European Union (EU) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), which have business activities with and in the Russian Federation. These members form the AEB General Assembly (GA), which determines the overall strategy and policies of the association.

The AEB was established in 1995 on the initiative of several European companies registered in the Russian Federation, Ambassadors of EU member states and the Head of the Delegation of the European Commission to the Russian Federation.

European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD)
http://www.efmd.org/  

EFMD (international network for Excellence in Management Development) is a global organization devoted to the continuous improvement of management development.

It brings together leading academics and senior executives from business schools and companies and provides them with unparalleled benchmarking and networking opportunities. The members who communicate through the array of network activities learn from each other and use this knowledge to manage more effectively and to increase their competitive edge.

More than 15,000 management development professionals are actively involved in the network. EFMD has over 650 member organisations from academia, business, public service and consultancy in more than 75 countries. Many of the world's leading business schools and companies currently use the EFMD network to their advantage.

The Russian Association of Business Education (RABE)
http://www.rabe.ru/

The Russian Association of Business Education (RABE) is composed of more than 150 members. The Association is the leader, initiator and coordinator of educational programmes for entrepreneurs and the business community. Russian business school Deans, experts and scholars of authority, as well as eminent professors, are drawn to the Association by the annual Russian and International conferences it organizes on current topics in management education, its innovative seminars and in-depth internships. The Association’s reviews, research findings and business education related publications are always in demand, and are of great value for the development of the Russian educational system.

The Russian Managers Association
http://www.amr.ru/en/

The Russian Managers Association is a nation-wide independent non-governmental organisation whose purpose is to provide comprehensive help to the Russian business community as it transitions to international standards and ethical standards of business conduct, aid the integration of Russia into the international economy, promote constructive dialogue between the government and businesses, create a positive image for Russian businesses at home and abroad. Founded in 1999, RMA is now composed of 2000 managers as its members.

The International University Consortium for Executive Education (UNICON) 
http://www.uniconexed.org/

The UNICON is an organization of leading business schools with a commitment to management, executive education and development. Through UNICON, more than ninety educational institutions focus on the theory and delivery of executive education. Founded in 1972 as an association of executive education program directors, UNICON has evolved from an informal common-interest group to an incorporated non-profit organization committed to advance the field of university-sponsored executive education. Among current members of UNICON are leading business schools from all over the world, including LBS, Harvard Business School, INSEAD, IMD, MIT Sloan, Duke CE and others.