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Regional Associations

Joining a PPAI-affiliated regional association allows you to connect with local colleagues and grassroots leaders in the promotional products industry. These associations work with PPAI to advance our shared mission.

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Puerto Rico and the Caribbean

North and South Carolina

Southern Delaware, Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C.

Georgia

South Florida

Houston, San Antonio and areas south of Austin, Texas

Michigan

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont

Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington

Ohio

Delaware, Southern New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania

Northern California

Central Florida

Northern Alabama, Eastern Arkansas, Southern Kentucky, Northern Mississippi and Tennessee

Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska

Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and areas north of Austin, Texas

Illinois and Wisconsin

Colorado and Wyoming

Southern California and Southern Nevada

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Emerging leaders and regional association volunteers converge in North Texas for networking and relevant educational content.

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Representing American Ad Bag – the No. 52 supplier in the PPAI 100 – Parker is being acknowledged for her leadership and volunteerism.

Reasons to join a regional association

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Make connections in your own backyard.

A regional association acts as your local hub for finding distributor or supplier business partners. Make new contacts with companies who already understand your market.

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Access benefits to save time and money.

Members gain a wide range of value-added services: Leverage CAS/MAS-approved education sessions, shipping discounts, social outings, member newsletters and many more benefits that help grow your business.

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Deepen your network and peer support.

Your regional association comprises a community of your peers, after all: Connect with your colleagues to tap into a great pool of ideas and industry knowledge. 

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Do business at local trade shows.

Regional booth and tabletop shows provide a marketplace in your own community. Meet face-to-face and generate business with area distributors and suppliers.

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Take advantage of professional development opportunities.

Enhance your team’s skills and support their growth for the future of your company. Membership opens the doors for professional development through education and exposure to industry leaders and trendsetters.

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Get to know other businesses in your area.

Familiarize yourself with the competition in your region on friendly terms. Regional associations provide the bridge on which you can compare notes and share insights on the state of the marketplace.

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Get involved and help shape the industry.

Volunteering for your regional association gives you a chance to get involved in the issues that will affect your business. Your work can impact the industry as a whole while paving your path to success.