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It’s not news to anyone that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is in trouble. But this dire situation is now desperate.

On November 18, 2011, USPS will default on a $5.6 billion payment to the U.S. Government to cover its postal retiree health benefits. Even with that default, USPS will run out of money – and be unable to deliver the U.S. Mail – by August 2012….unless Congress steps in to help.

For the $1.1 trillion postal industry and its 8.4 million employees, keeping the Mail moving is critical. Without it, many businesses may be in danger – faced with a struggle to survive at a time when our economy needs more jobs, not less. This is not the time to lose American jobs.

Congress needs to act! Rates need to be kept down! And, USPS must move swiftly to remove costs associated with excess capacity!

Join DMA along with the Postmaster General (PMG) of the United States, USPS executives and key Congressional leaders as we host a series of webinars to confront the tough decisions and significant changes that must be made to improve the fiscal health of the USPS.

These informal conversations with the policymakers at the center of the postal debate will give you the opportunity to hear exactly what the experts are thinking about the future of USPS.

Listen Now to Our Past Webinar Recordings!
  Listen Here   Patrick Donahoe, Postmaster General, United States
  Listen Here   USPS Sustainability - David E. Williams, USPS, Vice President, Network Operations Management
  Listen Here   John Kilvington, Democratic Director, Senate Postal Subcommittee
  Listen Here   HR: 2309 – Rep. Darrel Issa (R-CA)
Coming Soon!
  Dec, 2011   Invited - Republican Director, Senate Postal Subcommittee

A $1.1 trillion industry is in danger 8.4 million USPS employees’ jobs are at risk The success of many businesses is in danger

This is not the time to lose American jobs!

  • The USPS is shackled and cannot function as a real business

  • Congress can remove those shackles

  • The Postmaster General has a plan to put USPS on the right track and keep the mail affordable for your business

  • The PMG needs the authority – now – to make those changes.

Please don’t delay. Register for the webinars and Take DMAAction today!

Registration Rates

All Council Members: FREE
DMA Member: FREE
Non-Member: $99

See information on how to join DMA.

 

Ways to Register

Online: Dec, 2011
Fax: 212.302.7643
Phone: 212.790.1500
Mail: DMA Customer Service   (Printable Form)
1120 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036-6700
(Check payable to DMA)

For questions/inquiries, call DMA Customer Service at 212.790.1500 or e-mail customerservice@the-dma.org.

How Our Webinars Work

It's easy! - Simply log onto your computer and dial the toll-free number emailed to you from DMA prior to and on the day of the webinar. Enter your PIN code and you are connected. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy!

It's interactive! - Ask questions by sending messages throughout the presentation. At the end of the webinar, participate in our Q&A session where you'll communicate with your speaker directly.

It's convenient! - Call in from anywhere...your desk, your conference room, your home or cell phone to hear the presentation.

Webinar Cancellation Policy

If you cannot attend a webinar for which you are registered, please send a substitute. Substitutions are allowed at any time.

If you must cancel your registration altogether, please refer to the Cancellation Refund Schedule below. Registrants who do not cancel and fail to attend the event, forfeit their full registration fee in its entirety.

If DMA cancels the event for which you have registered, the registration fee paid will be held on account for a future event or fully refunded if you prefer. DMA is not responsible for any expenses incurred by you as a result of your registration, whether the event was attended, postponed, or canceled.

Cancellation Refund Schedule

One day prior to the webinar or before

100% refund

Less than one day prior to webinar or no show

No refund - no account credit