Page Up is a membership organization launched in 2003 for the

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Page Up is a membership organization launched in 2003 for the most senior corporate communications leaders
who report to Arthur W. Page Society members. Today, Page Up members include:
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More than 170 corporate, PR agency, educator and nonprofit members.
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Recognized leaders with on average more than 20 years of experience in the profession.
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Executives who represent tomorrow’s chief communications officers and PR agency CEOs. About a dozen
Page Up members have become CCOs or PR agency CEOs in the period since Page Up was founded.
What Does Membership Involve?
In-person events and online engagement opportunities form a peer network through which Page Up members can
learn from each other, much like the network that Arthur W. Page Society members enjoy.
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Annual Conference: An annual in-person event, similar to the Page Annual Conference, is held each fall.
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Spring Seminar: Page Up members are invited to attend the Page Society’s annual Spring Seminar event.
This year’s event will be held on April 7-8 in NYC.
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Insight Forums: Page Up members also are invited to attend Page Insight Forums, which are one-day miniconferences that typically include 30-40 Page and Page Up members engaging in a deeper dive on a
particular issue of interest to corporate communicators.
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Website and Member Directory: Page Up members have access to their own online membership directory
and collaboration space, which is used to share thinking and best practices peer-to-peer.
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Webinars and Teleconferences: A regular teleconferences series, Think Thursdays, offers members the
opportunity to talk through challenging issues in a candid, off-the-record format and solicit advice from peers.
In addition, Page Up members also may participate in webinars on thought leadership topics.
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Committee Participation: One of the most rewarding ways for peers to network and engage with each other
is through committee work. Page Up committees currently drive the organization’s Member Engagement and
Membership Recruitment efforts, as well as collaborate with the Page Society in developing Thought
Leadership reports and resources.
Eligibility and Membership Dues
Membership in Page Up is restricted to senior communication executives. Criteria for membership are on the
Page Up website. Approval for participation by the Membership Committee and Page Board of Trustees generally
requires the nominee to be a senior leader in the organization who is a realistic candidate for a Page memberqualifying role within the next few years.
The annual cost to participate is $2,500 per corporate or agency members, $995 for nonprofit/government
members, and $595 for educator members. Annual dues include membership, online and webinar/teleconference
participation. There will be an additional fee to attend most in-person events.
Participating Organizations
ABB North America
General Electric Company
Purple Strategies
Aflac
General Motors
QVC
Allstate Insurance Company
Georgia-Pacific LLC
Rabin Martin
American University
Gibbs & Soell, Inc.
Raytheon Company
APCO Worldwide Inc.
Global Strategy Group
RF Binder
Archer Daniels Midland
Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation
ROI Communications, Inc.
Arrow Electronics
Grant Thornton LLP
RSM US LLP
Astellas
Group SJR
Ruder Finn
Avery Dennison
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
SAIC
Avon
Hertz Equipment Rental Co.
Samsung
BAE Systems
Hess Corporation
Sharp HealthCare
Baxter
Heyman Associates
Southwest Airlines
Blackberry
Hilton Worldwide
Spencer Stuart
Bloomberg
Home Depot
Starbucks Coffee Company
Blue Shield Of California
Honeywell
State Farm Insurance
BNSF Railway
Humana
State Street Global Advisors
Burson-Marsteller
IBM
Syracuse University
Capital One
Indelable
Sysco Corporation
Cardinal Health Inc.
ITT Corporation
TD Bank Group
Cargill
Jackson National Life Insurance
TE Connectivity
Charter Communications
Johnson & Johnson
Tesoro Companies
Chevron Corporation
Kaiser Permanente
Text100 Global Communications
Clorox
Ketchum
The Hartford
Cohn & Wolfe US
Korn/Ferry International
Time Warner Cable
Conagra Foods
Land O'Lakes, Inc.
Toyota Motor Sales, Inc. U.S.A.
Corning Incorporated
Lenovo
Tunheim
Cox Enterprises
Levi Strauss & Co.
UnitedHealthCare
CUNA Mutual Group
M Booth
University of Georgia
Dell, Inc.
Marquette University
University of Notre Dame
Deloitte Services LP
Mastercard
University of Southern California
DePaul University
McDonald's Corporation
Univision Communications Inc.
Dignity Health
Mubadala
USAA
Diversified Agency Services
MWW
Voya Financial
Dow Corning Corporation
National Association of Manufacturers
W2O Group
Edelman
National Geographic
WCG; A W2O Company
Energy Future Holdings
Navistar, Inc.
Weber Shandwick Worldwide
Exelis Information Systems
Northwestern Mutual
Wendy's Company
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Northwestern University
Western Union
Fannie Mae
PadillaCRT
White Wave Foods
Finsbury
Pearson
Willis
FleishmanHillard
Phillips 66
Xerox Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Prosek Partners
Xylem Applied Water Systems
Franklin Templeton Investments
Prudential Financial, Inc.
Zebra Technologies
Gagen MacDonald
PulsePoint Group
For questions, please contact Dan Strouhal, Director of Professional Development and Communities at the Arthur
W. Page Society, dstrouhal@awpagesociety.com
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