Affiliate Programme
STA Graydon actively promotes better cash collection for businesses large and small. This objective is consistent with that of many Trade Associations, who seek to inform, educate and improve business opportunities for their members. As a result, our Affiliate Programme is designed to partner Trade Associations who want to offer better cash management tools to their member businesses. If you would like to know how we can help your Association, click on Contact Us and we will be pleased to discuss the possibilities with you.
We currently partner the following trade associations and provide their member companies with our cash collection services at preferential rates:
The Periodical Publishers Association. The PPA represents 80 per cent of the UK magazine market by turnover. Around 400 companies are currently in membership, representing around 2,300 consumer, business and professional magazines. They also produce a large range of directories and websites in addition to organising conferences, exhibitions and awards. A number of the larger companies also have TV and radio brands linked to their publishing interests.
The Association of International Accountants. Based in the UK, the AIA was founded in 1928 and incorporated in London in 1932. The Association promotes and supports the advancement of the accountancy profession both in the UK and internationally.
The British Jewellers’ Association. The BJA is the national trade association which promotes and protects the growth and prosperity of UK jewellery and silverware suppliers. With around 700 member companies, BJA represents manufacturers, bullion suppliers, casting houses, diamond and gem dealers, designer jewellers, silversmiths, equipment suppliers and wholesalers.
The Jewellery Distributors’ Association. The JDA is a non-profit-making trade body, within the British Jewellery, Giftware & Finishing Federation, specialising in supporting the activities of those who wholesale, distribute, import and export precious and fashion jewellery, accessories, watches, clocks and other items to the Jewellery and Allied Trades.
The British Travelgoods and Accessories Association. The BTAA, previously known as the BLLA, is committed to promoting the growth and image of the accessories, handbags, leathergoods and travelgoods industry.
The British Jewellery, Giftware & Finishing Federation. The BJGF represents the interests of 2500 member companies operating in the jewellery, gift and home, leathergoods and surface engineering industries, employing between them 46,000 people. Collectively, the industries represented by the BJGF are estimated to be worth £22 billion.
