An ultimate guide to Drone Associations Worldwide!

July 11, 2022

Finding the right associations related to your business needs can be time-consuming. For this reason, at DroneTalks we did the work for you. We have compiled an extensive guide to help you identify all the drone associations by territory and country.

Since the drone ecosystem is so dynamic it is possible that we have missed an association or two, and if you have noticed please do send us an email at info@dronetalks.online. We know our industry is a rapidly changing environment so we really appreciate your contribution in helping us keep this free resource up to date.

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Eszter Kovács

Eszter is the CEO & co-founder of DroneTalks Group and Aerial Cities

Eszter is an expert writer in multiple drone-focused online magazines such as Commercial UAV news and Commercial Drone Professional. She is also an advisor for various start-ups such as Globhe and drone-related initiatives such as AUVSI Xponential and Commercial UAV shows. She is a board member of the Swiss Drone Industry Association.

As an expert in technical innovation in the drone sector, Eszter has contributed to several companies' growth, leading complex implementations and mentoring and advising leaders on strategic planning and operational transformation. In 2020 Eszter successfully led the Global UTM association with 40 + UTM ecosystem leaders through its restructuring for six months.
From 2016 - to 2019, Eszter successfully led the GSMA Drone Interest Group, growing it from 10 mobile operator members to nearly 40 finding solutions to leverage cellular connectivity in the aviation environment.
Eszter is passionate about boosting diversity; in 2020, she launched an event series, "Women Behind the Drone Revolution", which is still running successfully intending to highlight female leaders' activities related to drones.
Eszter holds a BA in Military & Safety Engineering from the Hungarian National University of Public Services and is currently attending Boston University's digital leadership studies. She was born in Hungary and resides in Bern, Switzerland.

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