What does membership in MPA mean?

MPA is the leading industry association worldwide comprised of professionals
who leverage Microsoft Office Project in their businesses and careers.
Members join MPA to enhance their Project experience through an
organized network of resources and managed knowledge. Upon joining,
members are entitled to the full privileges and complete benefits package
associated with membership in MPA.


Who are MPA members?

MPA prides itself on the diversity of our community. The association attracts
professionals from across the board—within industries, job functions
and countries.

MPA Fast Facts:

• 3,000+ Members
• 32 Chapters
• 35 Countries
• 6 Continents
• 300+ Officers
• 20+ Industries

What are MPA members saying?

Time-Saving Value

“MPA provides quick and easy access to Microsoft Project updates,
utilities, and tools that would otherwise be very time consuming to search
for on Microsoft's web site. This alone has saved our clients and our
organizations numerous hours of unnecessary navigational frustration.”
– Daniel T. Renier, MPA Twin Cities Chapter President


Valuable Content and Shared Expertise

“I have gained a lot by being a member of MPA. I especially look forward
to the monthly MPA Ezine and I have carefully filed the previous issues,
because it is full of information from experts on "How to" articles which
helped to increase my productivity at work. I particularly like "Tips of the
Month", and "Ask the Teacher". Also by having access to the members
only section on their website, I keep current by learning from various
presentations made on several important topics such as earned value
from different MPA sections all over the U.S.”
--S.V. Murthy, MPA Member, Rosemead, Calif.


And the list goes on…
Networking, Special Invites, Local Connections, and Technical Insight

-- “MPA networking provided a job interview that increased my then current
pay by over 30%!”

-- “MPA meetings have provided valuable technical insight. I have
learned and used some custom code fields and macros seen at a
member’s presentation.”

-- “MPA has provided my business with a valuable local Microsoft contact."

-- “MPA helped me in 2001 get special attention to fix a MS Project bug in
the 2000 version.”

-- “MPA enabled me to attend the Microsoft Project Technical Briefing in
Redmond this year.”

-- “MPA has included me in the local communication channels for area
free seminars on MS Project and project management topics.”