The Top 40 Networks & Associations 2016
Ranking vs 2015
International Company
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
Previous year’s income ($m)
% change
Year end
#1
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
35356
Previous year’s income ($m)
33952
% change
4.1%
Year end
-
#2
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
35200
Previous year’s income ($m)
34200
% change
2.9%
Year end
-
#3
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
28655
Previous year’s income ($m)
27369
% change
4.5%
Year end
-
#4
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
24440
Previous year’s income ($m)
24820
% change
-1.5%
Year end
-
#5
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
7304
Previous year’s income ($m)
7021
% change
4.0%
Year end
-
#6
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
4641
Previous year’s income ($m)
4391
% change
6.0%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
4633
Previous year’s income ($m)
4729
% change
-2.0%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
3807
Previous year’s income ($m)
3563
% change
7.0%
Year end
-
#9
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
3507
Previous year’s income ($m)
3436
% change
2.0%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
3083
Previous year’s income ($m)
3073
% change
0.3%
Year end
-
#11
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2660
Previous year’s income ($m)
2683
% change
-0.9%
Year end
-
#12
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2045
Previous year’s income ($m)
2035
% change
0.5%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
1910
Previous year’s income ($m)
1890
% change
1.1%
Year end
-
#14
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
1014
Previous year’s income ($m)
2388
% change
-58.0%
Year end
-
#15
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
517
Previous year’s income ($m)
640
% change
-19.0%
Year end
-
#16
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
489
Previous year’s income ($m)
541
% change
-9.6%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
392
Previous year’s income ($m)
390
% change
0.5%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
322
Previous year’s income ($m)
380
% change
-15.0%
Year end
-
#19
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
322
Previous year’s income ($m)
380
% change
15.0%
Year end
-
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
165
Previous year’s income ($m)
144
% change
15.0%
Year end
-
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