American Advertising Federation
AAF-Houston is the city’s preeminent advertising and marketing communications organization. Our membership includes people across all disciplines and career levels. AAF-Houston has a long history of being recognized nationally for its projects and programs. Founded in 1911 as The Advertising Association of Houston, we are proud to be one of the oldest professional service organizations in the city. The American Advertising Federation – Houston, Inc. is a Non-Profit 501 (c)(6) organization, as defined by the Internal Revenue Service and was originally incorporated in Texas as Houston Advertising Club, Inc.
Printing United Alliance
PRINTING United Alliance is a trade association built by and for printers and professionals in the industrial, graphic, apparel, textile, electronics, packaging and commercial printing markets. Alliance members grow their businesses through connections, resources, content and education.
American Marketing Association
Today, the AMA leads an unparalleled discussion on marketing excellence. The AMA offers differentiated content that focuses on the tension between Best Versus Next Practices™. With content coming from unrivaled scholarly journals, like the Journal of Marketing, and award-winning publications, like Marketing News, the AMA offers a robust perspective that understands marketers are expected to provide both solutions for today and solutions for tomorrow.
The Mailing and Fulfillment Services Association
The Mailing & Fulfillment Services Association (MFSA) is dedicated to serving professionals in the print, mail, and marketing production industries. The MFSA’s core purpose is to help its members navigate the continuously evolving direct mail industry by influencing policy, promoting education, and facilitating industry-wide problem-solving.
The Houston Postal Customer Council
The Houston Postal Customer Council (HPCC) is a USPS-sponsored organization that builds partnerships between the U.S. Postal Service and commercial mailers in the Houston metropolitan area. As one of more than 200 local PCCs across the country, it provides a crucial forum for communication and cooperation. The HPCC’s mission is to share information about new postal products and procedures, facilitate the exchange of ideas, and help its members grow professionally through educational programs and networking events. Its membership includes both postal employees and representatives from various businesses that use the mail, and it is a key resource for helping local mailers navigate postal services to operate more efficiently and profitably.