The AAF provides Chapter leaders—Presidents and Executive Directors—resources to support their Chapter's initiatives. The array of content has been specifically designed to help leaders to promote Chapter programming, increase membership, and provide a valuable experience to the members.
 



Chapter Management

Chapter Leadership Resources

The AAF provides its Chapter leaders—Presidents and Governors—resources to support their Chapter's initiatives. The array of content has been specifically designed to help leaders to promote programming, increase membership, and provide a valuable experience to the members. This area of our website will consistently grow with information you will find beneficial in leading your chapter.

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Government Affairs & Advocacy

The AAF protects and promotes advertising at all levels of government through grassroots activities. We monitor and respond to advertising-related legislation at the local, state, and federal levels. Our network of corporate partners and 35,000 advertising professionals in 160+ local clubs is ready and able to engage with lawmakers on behalf of the advertising industry on tax, privacy, First Amendment, and other issues of concern.

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Institute for Advertising Ethics

The Institute for Advertising Ethics (IAE) is a nonpartisan collaboration among consumers, government, academia, advertisers, agencies, and media platforms to enhance ethics. IAE serves to inspire advertising, public relations, and marketing communications professionals to uphold the highest ethical standards when creating and disseminating commercial information to consumers.

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Member Newsletter

Emailed monthly, this newsletter provides AAF's professional membership with information on resources and upcoming events.

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AAF Logos & Branding

Download the AAF's brand guide, logos, and stationary templates.

Download the Brand Guide  Download the Logos   Business Card Template  Letterhead Template  Membership Card Template  Membership Certificate Template