Join and/or Sponsor the South Suburban Postal Customer Council
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The South Suburban Postal Customer Council (SSPCC) works hard to provide direct mail professionals and their companies with the postal knowledge, expert advise, networking opportunities and best practices that will help their businesses succeed.
Individual Membership
Join today! Individual membership in The South Suburban Postal Customer Council is free. As a member you will recieve email notifications of postal news and our events. In addition you will recieve various mailings on upcoming events and important postal news that effects our area.
Sponsorship Opportunites
The SSPCC does not receive funding from the USPS. Our only source of revenue is from the events we organize. Due to the pandemic, we have only been able to offer free online events this year. In order to continue providing the highest level of service possible to our industry, we are looking for corporate sponsors to help us fund our programs.
Would your organization be willing to support the SSPCC by serving as a sponsor in 2021? A SSPCC sponsorship will increase the visibility and reputation of your organization in the direct marketing community. Sponsors will be recognized on the SSPCC website, in event mailings, in our newsletters, and more. Benefits of each sponsorship are detailed below. In addition specfic event or service sponsorships may become available throughtout the year such as print services, event meals, or extraneous event costs.
National PCC Week goes Virtual Again with NPF 2.0-21
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The 2021 PCC Week will again be a virtual event, this year held in conjunction with The National Postal Forum and providing several days of NPF education and informational sessions. These events will take place online between September 20th and 22nd. On Wednesday the 22nd there will be a free general PCC National online event.
With NPF 2.0-21 will bring you:
- pecial Inspirational Monday Guest Speaker – Dewitt Jones, renowned lecturer and world-class photojournalist
- remier Partner Resource Center & Showcases
To register click this link: NPF 2.0 21
SSPCC 2020 EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE Award Winners
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At the Fall Educational Event in November SSPCC announced the winners of its 2020 Excellence In Service Award, and has just released its National PCC award nominees. The Excellence In Service was awarded to Mary Williams and Gene Hejmej. Both have been longtime members of SSPCC, as well as long time Executive Board members, each having served in various leadership roles over the years. The award is given to those annually who have given unselfishly of their time and talents in aiding members and furthering the mission of South Suburban Postal Customer Council.
Mary L Williams was an active Member and PCC Co-Chair for South suburban PCC for over 25 years. She was recognized at the National Postal Forum, Minneapolis, in 1993 for outstanding contributions for PCC’s and in 2000, in Providence RI, for her work with the USPS Advisory Committee as most outstanding Contributor for 1999. During this time, Mary started her business, Presort Solutions in Naperville Il, and was recognize in Inc 500 as one of the fastest growing business’s, two years in a row. The importance of staying involved with the PCC while building her business was always important, as the industry and the postal service needed the continued efforts to help educate customers at all levels. Education of quality, regulations and industry changing during the past 25 years was and is so important, and Mary was always willing to find an answer if someone needed help. Mary did sell her business a few years ago, is enjoying her retirement, and family, and still maintains many friendships she met through the many years with the PCC.
Eugene has worked in the transportation, parcel and mail industries for the past 40 years after graduating from Western Illinois University. He started attending SSPCC meetings in 2003 while working for RR Donnelley Logistics and became a board member the following year. In 2005 he was nominated for the position of Treasurer and held that position nearly 15 years until stepping down from the
position in early 2020. As Treasurer, he was involved in the planning and budgeting of member meetings and helped the SSPCC attain the nationally recognized Gold status among PCCs across the country. He was active in attending National Postal Forums and representing the interests of the SSPCC
within the USPS organization. Eugene says, being a board member was a rewarding experience. He would recommend anyone interested in wanting to help promote continuing postal education to fellow SSPCC members to apply for a board position.
