Member Dues

Member Dues

Page is funded through a combination of annual member dues, conference fees and member sponsorships. Dues vary depending on a member's category of membership as well as the country in which they, rather than their companies, are based.

Global Member Dues

As Page has grown internationally, it has become evident that dues rates can be a barrier to entry for many prospective members in non-U.S. countries, especially where the Page member value proposition is less developed and/or the relative purchasing power of currency is lower. As such, the Page Society uses a formula that adjusts dues rates for members outside of the U.S. based on the following factors:

1. Local Page Presence: Some regions lack the variety and number of activities to which U.S. members have greater access, which diminishes some of the value of membership in these locations.
2. Local Cost of Talent & Development Programs: In markets where the cost of services in local currency is are considerably below the cost in dollars in the U.S., Page membership dues appear to be relatively more expensive.
3. Distance to U.S.: Page's largest and most valuable programs – the Annual Conference and the Spring Seminar – are usually held in the U.S., making participation by non-U.S. members more expensive due to greater travel time and costs.

Adjusting dues based on these criteria will enable more members outside of the U.S. to join, remain and be active participants in Page, which expands the professional network and range of perspectives from which all members benefit.

You can check the complete members’ dues chart below. Membership is valid for one year from the date a new member activates their membership.