Member Benefits
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- The Legal Hotline
Membership allows PAC professionals free consultations with the nation's preeminent Federal election law attorney, Jan Witold Baran, of Wiley Rein LLP - Legislative and Executive Branch Advocacy
NABPAC is your lobbying voice in Washington. NABPAC promotes the role of PACs in the campaign finance system and defends against threats from Congress, the FEC, the media and others. - The PAC Professional
Our weekly e-newsletter is specifically designed to meet the changing needs of the political action professional. Through a joint licensing agreement with BNA Money & Politics, NABPAC ensures that members receive the latest news of importance to PAC professionals. - Annual Conferences
Our annual conferences offer the latest in PAC management techniques, legal and regulatory trends and political analysis. - PACRap Sessions
NABPAC's exclusive eight (8) PAC management luncheons allow members to network with other professionals and explore challenges and opportunities for improving efficiency and success. - PAC Management Clearinghouse
Our clearinghouse is the PAC professional's one-stop source for samples of successful PAC management publications, videos and fundraising solicitations. - The NABPAC Mentor Program
A free service allowing you to select through our members-only web platform up to three (3) mentors from more than 20 highly-skilled political action professionals.
Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report,delivering remarks at the 2006 NABPAC Post-Election Conference in Palm Beach, Florida.
About NABPAC
The National Association of Business Political Action Committees (NABPAC) was founded in 1977 and is the sole national organization dedicated to promoting, defending and professionalizing PACs and political action professionals.
NABPAC is not a PAC, and does not contribute to candidates - it is a trade association for corporations and business associations. Our goal is to advance the interests of our membership and protect the rights of millions of Americans who participate in democracy through voluntary contributions to a PAC. NABPAC also provides comprehensive membership services to PAC and grassroots professionals through continuing educational workshops, annual conferences, informative publications and peer-to-peer advising.
Membership consists of 300 PAC and government affairs professionals from 168 corporations and associations throughout the country who represent some of the smallest and largest PACs. NABPAC members collectively accounted for more than $126 million in PAC receipts during the 2008 election cycle.