Chapters

Apra Chapters

APRA Chapters
Chapter Leaders gathered at Chapter Summit at Prospect Development 2026 in Chicago.

Benefits of Chapter Involvement

Apra has 28 Chapters across the United States, Canada and Australia. 

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The Online Chapter Leader Community is a forum for Chapter Leaders to faciliate communication and document sharing between Chapters. Please review the instructions on how to use the exchange and contact info@aprahome.org for access.

Online Chapter Leader Community

Chapter Summit is now held in conjunction with PD Conference each year and is an opportunity for Chapter Leaders to meet in person for education, discussion, and idea sharing. 

Chapter Summit

Our Chapter Calendar below allows visibility into all of the great programming that our Chapters are offering locally to their members.

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Apra Chapter membership is separate from Apra International membership. For more Chapter guidelines, please review our Chapter Resources. 

Chapter Events

APRA Connections Q3 issue now available

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The Quarter 3 issue of Connections is now available! The digital format provides additional functionality to increase access and usability. You can zoom in and enlarge pages, download copies for later offline viewing and share articles via social media sites.

The cover story provides highlights from APRA's successful, sold-out 26th Annual International Conference. Later in the issue, you'll meet APRA's prestigious 2013 award winners.

There is also an article about how data analysis helped drive change in football-related injuries. When Alan Schwarz, The New York Times award-winning analyst and writer, reported on the effect of head injuries on football players, it changed sports management forever.

Other articles in this issue include "The Ask Business: Creating a Solicitation-Driven Prospect Management System" by Brock Silvey and a vendor forum article titled "Where Have All the Wealthy People Gone?" by Katherine Swank, J.D.

We hope you enjoy this issue! Read it now.

If you would like to contribute an article to Connections, please email Managing Editor, Dennis Coyle.