FCA seeks to be an indispensable asset to the fraternal movement, to challenge members to imagine a better way of communicating, and to provide an enriching membership experience.
Become an Associate Partner
FCA Associate Partners are businesses that help fraternal organizations achieve their communications goals. The groups include printers, communications/marketing firms, designers, web developers and more. Each is a very important part of the FCA family and are recognized as preferred vendors.
Our Associate Partners are integral components of the fraternal movement. Subsequently, their level of support of the FCA mission makes them part of the FCA family.
FCA offers various levels of Associate Partnership, which include exhibiting as vendors and host opportunities at our two conferences. Select a membership that is right for you!
For further information, please contact the FCA Director of Networking Jill Richardson at jrichardson@alphachiomega.org or Associate Partner Chair Christopher Brenton at christopher.brenton@sigmanu.org.
Partner Benefits:
Access to FCA’s membership directory, including attendee lists from FCA conferences
Use of the FCA logo on your company website and/or promotional materials
Your company logo and link featured on the FCA website
Recognition at FCA conferences
Opportunity to represent your company by delivering remarks in advance of introducing breakout session presenters
Opportunity to serve as a topic expert, including invitations to lead breakout sessions at FCA conferences or to host “Brown Bag” virtual education sessions throughout the year
Logo highlight in the monthly FCA newsletter
Exhibitor table provided at both FCA conferences
Free registration for up to one representative at both FCA conferences (includes conference networking events, attending program sessions and some meals onsite; excludes airfare and hotel lodging)
Logo recognition in Annual Conference event program book
Opportunity to distribute company flyer or promotional item to FCA conference attendees (i.e. flyer/items placed at seats in advance of business meeting or general session)