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How To Join The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition

Who can become a Member of the Coalition?
Anyone sharing the goals of the Coalition can join. Organizations do not have to be located in Nevada, California, Utah or Arizona in order to join and participate.

Membership Fees

Annual membership fees are related to an organization’s revenue. The table below shows the fees.

#	Membership Level	Annual Fees
1	Organizations with annual revenues above $500m	$50,000
2	Organizations with annual revenues between $20m and $500m	$25,000
3	Organizations with annual revenues between $5m and $20m	$15,000
4	Organizations with annual revenues between $1m and $5m	$5,000
5	Organizations with annual revenues below $1m	$1,500²
6	Non-Profit/NGO¹Academia Local Government	$850²
7	Individuals	$125

¹Non-Profit must be Section 501(c) (3)

²Non-profits or organizations with less than $1m in annual operating revenues unable to pay all of the fees are encouraged to reach out to us to discuss

‘Organization’ includes private sector companies and public sector entities with recognized operating revenues, such as ports, airports, tolling agencies etc.

The Coalition’s Code of Ethics

The membership form you will fill out about yourself and your organization are fairly standard.

Objectivity: The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition does not accept financial sponsorships that require prioritization of individual business agendas over common interests.

Inclusivity: The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition invites representation from all involved stakeholder groups and facilitate “level playing field” dialogues wherein all participants’ perspectives are appreciated. Inclusivity is also a core to our approach to planning — to include all regions and all-sized projects.

Nonpartisanship : The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition maintains the autonomy of a politically non-partisan entity.

Coordination and Collaboration: The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition will advance the thoughtful integration of collaboration with useful competition.

Whole System Attention: The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition embraces programs, policies and planning that advance system-wide benefit.

Multimodalism: The Southwest Supply Chain Coalition supports the utilization of all transport modes within a sound multimodal system.

Sustainability: Members of the Southwest Supply Chain Coalition hold ourselves accountable to current and future generations by only working on projects that align with a sustainable environment and a healthy quality of community life.

Where can I get more information?
contact@supplychaincoalition.org