Frequently Asked Questions

Membership

The organizational membership structure of the Council allows everyone working in public affairs, communications and related functions to benefit. If your organization is a member but you are not receiving services, please contact our Membership Team.

Although we do encourage single-proprietor companies to become members of the Council, we do not offer individual memberships. 

Yes! Check out the free events listed on our Events page and services on our Membership Benefits page.

Using the Website

Each person in our membership database has a pre-assigned password. There is no single login for your entire organization. If you receive our event emails or newsletter, you are already in our database and, therefore, have your own password.

If you know your password, please click here to log in and review your contact information. You may also change your password in this section. If you do not know your password, you may retrieve it here. If you are not already in our databaseclick here to register for a password.

Your organization must be a Member of the Public Affairs Council in order for you to access the members-only areas. When you log in to the site (see above), you will be able to access the members-only resources.

Other

Yes! Learn more about our Sponsorship and Exhibitor opportunities.

The Foundation for Public Affairs, an affiliate of the Public Affairs Council, conducts research on emerging public policy issues and trends that affect the practice of public affairs. Learn more about the Foundation.

Mailing Lists

No, we do not rent or sell our mailing list. The Membership Directory is designed as a networking tool for Council members.

We’re bringing together experts and practitioners from across industries for discussions on emerging issues affecting local, state and federal government relations professionals.