Join us for an energizing gathering of communications leaders at the 2025 Page Up Annual Conference—where strategy meets surf, and leadership meets learning.
This year’s theme invites you to adopt the surfer’s mindset: bold, resilient, agile, and attuned to fast-changing conditions. In a world increasingly fragmented by shifting tides of geopolitics, culture, and technology, senior communications leaders must chart a course that connects across borders and breaks through noise. As organizations expand their global reach amid waves of disruption, innovation, and stakeholder pressure, communicators must read the currents and respond with clarity, speed, and purpose.
The conference opens with a Welcome Reception & Dinner on October 28, followed by two days of keynotes, peer-driven discussions, and three curated content tracks designed to help you sharpen your strategic edge and strengthen your impact.
The registration fee breakdown is tiered based on your membership type. Register on or before August 23 for the early bird rate.
Italicized numbers indicate the raised rate after August 23.
Corporate, Agency, Executive Search: $2,140 | $2,240
Non-Profit, Government, Retiree: $1,520 | $1,640
Educator: $980 | $1,080
Complimentary: $0
Our policy is to refund 50% of the conference fee if canceled 31 days in advance of the scheduled start of the event. There will be no refunds, in whole or in part, for cancellations received within 30 days of the event. Registration fees are non-transferable. All other cancellations will follow our standard cancellation policy.
To foster a culture of trust and peer support, members shall not engage in any unsolicited communication—verbal, written, or digital—primarily intended to promote or sell a product, service, or professional offering to another Page or Page Up member. This includes cold pitches, post-event follow-ups intended to generate business, or asking for meetings for business development purposes. While business connections are a natural outcome of relationship building, Page activities (virtual and in-person) are not intended to be sales environments. All Page programs are peer-to-peer, and contact information for members of the community should not be used for solicitation. Violations of this policy may result in direct intervention by Page leadership, with repeated offenses leading to limitations on participation in Page activities or removal from the membership.
We trust members to use good judgment and to help us keep the focus on the community. Though failures to observe Page’s non-solicitation policy are rare, they have a disproportionately negative impact on peer engagement. If you experience unwelcome solicitation through the Page network, please privately inform Page’s CEO, Rochelle Ford at rford@page.org. Thank you for your effort in helping to uphold the integrity of our community by ensuring interactions remain focused on learning, collaboration, and the collective advancement of the profession.
Page’s Non-Solicitation Policy: 3 Key Points
Do not use Page relationships or events to promote products or services, including cold pitches, follow-ups aimed at generating business, or meeting requests for business development.
Page is a trusted space for shared learning and furthering the profession. Member contact info is for connection, not solicitation.
Page staff will intervene if this policy is violated. Repeated offenses may result in limited participation or loss of membership, at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.
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