IPC PAC

To Our Friends in the Electronics Manufacturing Industry:

Now more than ever before, policymakers in Washington, D.C. are weighing decisions with huge implications for our industry, our customers, and our communities. Decisions on critical issues such as environment; science, technology, engineering and mathematics

(STEM) education; R&D investment; regulatory reform; and tax could affect us all for years to come.

To ensure that our industry remains strong and competitive, we as industry leaders must engage in the government policy making process – and do it "early and often."

In addition to the advocacy work of our IPC Government Relations team, IPC has a Political Action Committee (PAC) known as the IPC PAC. Other outside groups are urging Congress to act on policies that will affect our industry's competitiveness and bottom line. The IPC PAC amplifies our industry's voice on Capitol Hill.

If you have any questions and would like to learn more about the IPC PAC, please fill out and submit the prior authorization form, as explained in "step one" on the right hand side of this page, and contact Ken Schramko.

With Appreciation,

John Mitchell
President and CEO
IPC – Association Connecting Electronics Industries®

TO GET INVOLVED WITH THE IPC PAC FOLLOW THIS SIMPLE TWO-STEP PROCESS

Per Federal Election Commission (FEC) regulations, IPC must first receive written
prior authorization from IPC members
before any eligible class individual can contribute or be solicited. After you fill out
the prior authorization form, you will
receive login credentials to access the IPC PAC members’ only section.

(Step 1 is only for IPC members whose company has not submitted a prior authorization form. Members companies that have already done so and IPC staff may proceed directly to Step 2.)

If prior authorization for your company has already been submitted, you can login here with your login credentials. Need to confirm that prior authorization has been submitted
or need your login credentials? Contact
Ken Schramko.