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歐洲專業照明設計師協會PLDA已正式破産解散

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摘要: 據外媒報道稱，有20余年曆史的專業照明設計師協會（PLDA）已于2014年1月正式宣布破産、2014年3月正式解散。　　導火索：官司敗訴　　PLDA是由欧洲照明设计师自愿发起的民间组织，已于今年1月向德国法庭自愿提交破产 ...

據外媒報道稱，有20余年曆史的專業照明設計師協會（PLDA）已于2014年1月正式宣布破産、2014年3月正式解散。

　　導火索：官司敗訴

　　PLDA是由欧洲照明设计师自愿发起的民间组织，已于今年1月向德国法庭自愿提交破产申請书。破产的导火线是PLDA在与PLD杂志的官司纠纷中被判败诉，被勒令向PLD杂志所属的德国出版公司VIA支付此前拖欠的款项约33，000欧元（折合人民币约28万）。据了解，PLD杂志曾为PLDA的官方杂志，面向全球发行，其中国的合作子刊是《照明设计》杂志！

　　据悉，PLDA的众多赞助商在获悉其官司败诉消息后，纷纷撤销对协会的资金支持。协会申請清算破产被认为是解决协会目前问题的最好办法。

　　淵源：缺乏公開透明

　　官司糾紛只是破産的導火線，其背後隱藏的真正曆史原因是“協會缺乏公平透明”。據了解，PLDA的很多會員最近幾年都沒有繳納付費，因爲會員們對協會的“公平性、透明度”存有質疑與抱怨，PLDA的資金來源存在著很大的不確定性。此外，該協會的會費支付程序也存在一定的障礙，自2009年以來，會員們無法通過信用卡或網絡通路支付會費。

　　在2013年12月19日，PLDA董事会曾爆发过高层人事地震，协会总裁Katja Winkelmann，传讯联络官Stephan Horn，财务官Berry Van Egten和教育总监Ruairí O’Brien等高管因为协会高层缺乏“公开性”而集体从PLDA董事会辞职。其中，一封言辞较为激烈的辞职信是如此抨击的：“我们是希望能代表PLDA会员的利益，通过积极和开放对话等工作，减少或解决董事会的难题；但遗憾的是，所有董事会成员并没有支持这个方案，也不愿意在董事会内部及协会内部展开沟通交流。”

　　未來：夢想依然

　　PLDA的未来，将以什么形式再出现，还有待PLDA内部的进一步讨论确定。PLDA董事总经理Thomas Braedikow评论道：“申請破产是一个悲伤的结果。照明设计是受国家保护的职业，梦想依然”。

　　啓示：以史爲鑒

　　行業協會不同于政府，也不是以營利爲目的的企業，而是爲會員企業服務，維護行業利益，反映會員訴求，聯系政府和企業的社團組織。它的性質決定了協會工作必須公開、公正，運作流程必須規範、透明，針對行業情況提出的措施建議和自律要求必須符合實際。

　　就PLDA申請破产一事，记者联系的一些国际性照明行业协会均表示理解。亚洲照明设计师协会（AALD）是2011年6月在香港注册成立的国际性非营利机构，以“关注亚洲照明设计师职业发展”为使命，服务于亚洲照明设计师。AALD首届主席任元会先生向记者表示：“公开、透明、规范，这六个字对行业协会很重要。AALD将以史为鉴，健全协会自律机制，强化自律管理和监督的有效性。PLDA的破产于我们协会没有影响，我们将继续加强对外合作交流，与国际照明设计师协会（IALD）、国际灯光城市协会（LUCI）等享有良好声誉的国际性协会保持友好合作关系！”

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