He is a long time DJ and past member of other associations, who felt the need to create a new association association with a new approach to the problems and concerns facing us in today's industry.

Over the years, there have been a huge number of changes to this industry. New government guidelines and licenses have broken new ground for the DJs and KJs in this market.
The DJ and KJ business has grown from the 'record spinners' of years ago into a high tech world where the service can have $10,000 + in music and equipment (and backup equipment) min in order to ensure the success of your party.

All members of our association must meet these new requirements: internet, newsletters, trade shows, seminars, and local chapter meetings.

When choosing your DJ or KJ service, big prices doesn't always mean you are getting the best, but a low price generally does mean that the service will be substandard and not a member of a professional association or trade organization