About PSA

Founded in 1953, PSA is a voluntary industry association whose primary mission is to foster competition in the parcel delivery market. PSA creates value for its members by promoting a competitive environment that results in the best possible service at the lowest possible costs.

PSA maintains a strong alliance with other industry associations as it works toward a common goal of affordable delivery of our members' products.

If you feel any of the issues listed below are important to your business and how you plan for future growth and profitability then joining PSA may be the answer you need. You avoid the cost of adding additional staff to monitor the many moving parts of our industry while having access to industry leading thinkers and the valuable information you need to make the tough decisions involving:

• Price and rule changes…
• Work sharing opportunities…
• A cost effective and reliable last mile service…
• Package visibility and the intelligence of data
• Continued universal, affordable mail delivery
• Postal related laws being considered by Congress
• Taxes and Do Not Mail legislation and the impacts on business

Calendar

   June 5, 2013
    Executive Committee Meeting     (Members Only), 3 p.m.
    Members Dinner, 6:30 p.m.

   June 6, 2013
    Board Meeting, 8:30 a.m
    End by 3 p.m.

   October 1, 2013
    Executive Committee Meeting     (Members Only), 2 p.m.
    Seminar Dinner, 6:30 p.m.

   October 2, 2013
    PSA Seminar, 8:30 a.m.
    (End by 3 p.m.)
    

Membership Information

PSA is the ONLY entity fighting solely for the interests of parcel shippers on Capitol Hill, at the Postal Regulatory Commission, and with the Postal Service. We are dedicated to supporting the vitality of the parcel shipping industry.

Joining your peers is the right thing to do for the health of the entire industry and will help your company’s bottom line.

Why should you join PSA?

• Provides a Washington DC presence for our members
• Promotes the parcel shipping industry
• Provides networking opportunities
• Provides a forum for solving operational and logistical issues
• Represents industry interests before the Postal Regulatory Commission, on Capitol Hill and with the USPS