Corporate Membership Criteria

Financial Services/Asset Management Firms

High-Growth Industries

To qualify for this exception, the company must have a) importance to the economy in creating new approaches and new business opportunities, possibly disrupting existing business models; b) a significant communications executive with broad responsibilities, who is dealing with complex issues similar to those facing CCOs of standard eligible companies; and c) a market value equal to or greater than that of the average $2.4 billion-revenue company, which is currently about $2.4 billion.

Global Member Considerations and Exceptions
For non-U.S. companies that do not meet the $2.4 billion revenue threshold, the Page Board of Trustees may consider exceptions. These are most likely to be granted when a company is listed on a major national stock index—such as the FTSE 100, DAX 40, or ASX 200—indicating its significance in its domestic market.

Beyond this, the Board retains the discretion to consider company revenue exceptions on a case-by-case basis. No other formal exception criteria currently apply.