Montana Auctioneers Association

The Montana Auctioneers Association was founded in 1961-1962 by a small group of state auctioneers. The ultimate purpose of the association was to aid member auctioneers to improve auctioneering skills and to grow in the auction profession, while promoting the auction method of marketing. This purpose has not changed. For many years, the State Association supported a reciprocal agreement with the National Auctioneers Association, with membership in both associations a requirement. Although this requirement no longer exists, the Montana Association continues to support the goals, objectives, and activities of the NAA. The state bylaws, goals, and objectives are closely linked to those of the National Association.
The MAA is guided by an elected Board of Directors and Officers. Officers and Directors are chosen at the Association’s annual convention, usually held the last week in January, at various locations throughout the state. The convention offers members the opportunity to compete in a Fun Auction, to grow and learn through educational workshops, to share
and to socialize and to provide professional input and direction for the coming year. Each MAA member in good standing is a voting member of the Association.
For more information, visit www.MontanaAuctioneers.org