What does PSEMA do?
We act as a conduit between the private sector and government agencies to prevent or lessen any negative effects when major emergencies and disasters occur.
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Membership benefits and information
Membership benefits and information
The newly formed Private Sector Emergency Management Association (PSEMA) is a conduit between business members and the communities they support. PSEMA envisions a completely integrated preparedness, risk reduction, and response reality between businesses, industry stakeholders and public sector agencies across the United States.
All members shall have access to non-public-facing resources, information sharing platforms, and the PSEMA Annual Meeting at a member rate. Member benefits will also include:
PSEMA Will Facilitate
Business-to-business conversations and coordination
Cross-Sector coordination and problem-solving
Communication between the private sector and government agencies
Conversations to prevent or lessen negative effects when major emergencies and disasters occur
PSEMA Members Access Includes
A variety of resources focused on business resilience education
Raising awareness of disaster limitations impacting business
Rapidly identifying and marshaling available resources to bolster business continuity and community recovery.
Educational resources
Best practices and lessons learned
B2B Networking
Access to business-to-business networking opportunities
Engagement
Engage government emergency management officials
Publications
Access to Association publications
Education
Access to educational opportunities
Description: any person professionally engaged or interested in the promotion of private sector issues within emergency management and associated fields.
Price: $100 annual (non-transferable)
Description: registered at an accredited institution of higher learning at least half time, as defined by the institution; student membership is available for up to five continuous years.
Price: $50 annual (non-transferable)
Description: (1-9 employees): business entity that supports communities before, during or after a disaster; provides products, services or other resources that support the Association or its members; or is interested in business continuity planning and individual preparedness for employees.
Price: $250 annual (includes 2 business memberships; additional memberships at individual amount/membership transferable within business)
Description: (10-1,500 employees): business entity that supports communities before, during or after a disaster; provides products, services or other resources that support the Association or its members; or is interested in business continuity planning and individual preparedness for employees.
Price: $350 annual (includes 2 business memberships; additional memberships at individual amount/membership transferable within business)
Description: (over 1,501 employees): business entity that supports communities before, during or after a disaster; provides products, services or other resources that support the Association or its members; or is interested in business continuity planning and individual preparedness for employees.
Price: $1,000 annual (includes 3 business memberships; additional memberships at individual amount/membership transferable within business)
Description: an industry, trade, business, or other official group that supports communities before, during or after a disaster; provides services or other resources that support the Association or its members; or specializes in business continuity planning.
Price: $1,000 (includes 3 memberships; additional memberships at individual amount / membership transferable within association)
Price: $250 annual (includes 2 memberships; additional registration at individual/membership transferable within organization)
Description: an organization recognized by the IRS as a non-profit that supports communities and/or the private sector before, during or after a disaster.
Price: $250 annual (includes 2 memberships; additional registration at individual amount/membership transferable within association)
Description: a representative of a government agency that serves in a coordination role between emergency management and the business community in their jurisdiction; membership is associated with the official position, not the individual filling the position.
Price: $250 annual (one registration per federal agency, state, tribe or local jurisdiction; additional registration at individual rate / membership transferable within agency)
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Types of membership
Types of membership
Our members support communities before, during or after a disaster, including representatives of businesses, corporations, trade associations, non-profit organizations, and private sector liaisons for public sector entities.
Note: Information on how to pay coming soon.
Founding Company Promotional Benefits
Company recognized as a Founding Member on PSEMA Announcement press release
Company Logo on PSEMA website
Company mentioned in official social media
Company membership dues waived for three years (up to 3 participants)
Company recognized as a Founding Member at the PSEMA Inaugural Symposium to be held in 2022
- Logo on Promotional Materials
- Logo on Event Signage
- Inclusion in social media campaign
- Half-page ad in the official program
Founding Company Programming Benefits
Collective Voice within national level organizations, state and federal government partners
Strategic Voice for the industries
Opportunities to support Small Business through preparedness toolbox, mentorship, other opportunities to be determined
Seat on Advisory Board (update bylaws)
Opportunity to Chair Industry Committee (rotating opportunity, nominating committee will recommend chairs each year)
