PCC Executive Board Support Roles and Responsibilities

Value of the PCC Flyer

PCC Mentoring Program

There are many ways for one PCC to help another PCC.  Advising, sharing, collaborating, co-hosting, partnering, and pooling resources are just a few suggestions.  Many PCC interactions are casual or situational and do not need a formal basis to be beneficial.  However, when a PCC decides that they would like to enter into a more formal relationship with another PCC – then the relationship may benefit both parties by adding more structure.

PCC Management Insights: Great Partnerships…Working Together

The Postal Customer Council (PCC) Network represents a well established partnership between business mailers and the Postal Service (USPS).  This long standing partnership continues to grow stronger each and every year.   We have a lot to be proud of! 

PCC Management Insights: U.S. Postal Service as a Sustainability Leader

The U.S. Postal Service’s (USPS) vision is simple — be a sustainability leader.

Use of PCC Logo and other Postal Service Intellectual Property

The Postal Service brand is much more than a logo or a word.

PCC Access to and Use of Mailing Lists and Other List Data

This article will outline the rules regarding use by PCC members of mailing lists and other name and address data concerning PCC members and potential PCC members. 

Meeting and Event Sponsorship Guidelines

This summary is a follow up on the PCC Management Insights summary on Fund Raising Guidelines that was distributed in October 2008.  

Fundraising Guidelines

Sources of PCC funding include membership fees, sponsorship donations of cash, goods and services, and fees collected through educational seminars and vendor shows, subject to the rules outlined in Publication 286.