A reminder to watch your email for the NFPA 2022-23 Membership Renewal invoices. The Membership Renewal invoices will be emailed out mid-May. The NFPA fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30, so dues renewals will be due on July 1. Keeping your company’s membership up-to-date is important for many reasons, but as we ramp up for the 2023 IFPE show, it’s critical that your company maintains continuous membership to qualify for the NFPA Member exhibit rate.
This is also the perfect opportunity to let us know about personnel changes or Company Profile changes for the NFPA Member Directory. You may make changes to this information by logging into the Members Only section of the website and looking under the Directories section. Questions? Contact Denise Husenica or (414) 778-3354.
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