Who We Are & Who We Serve:
At The Podcast Professionals Association, we bring together the foremost business owners, career professionals, producers, promoters, marketers, and editors at the forefront of the podcast industry. Our commitment lies in providing our members with resources, networking opportunities, and industry insights to foster innovation, enhance collaboration, and drive professional advancement in the growing podcast industry. Whether you're crafting the next groundbreaking series, developing marketing strategies that capture audiences globally, or editing content that moves and inspires, Podcast Professionals Association is where your talents meet opportunity and excellence.
Become a part of our community to engage, discover, and be a podcast industry leader. With us, you're not just part of the podcast industry's evolution – you're at the heart of defining its future.

Who is a Podcast Industry Professional?
Professionals who earn their living in positions that create and support podcasts, including producing, scripting, editing, managing shows or networks, and marketing podcasts.
Typical members include: 
- Agency owners
- Editors
- Audio engineers
- Operations managers
- Podcast managers
- Guest booking agencies/managers

Currently, membership is for those who have at least 2 years of experience in the industry/their role and derive at least 50% of their income from the podcast industry. While we all know time and money aren’t everything, we encourage podcast professionals to apply and share their experience whether it be in terms of years of experience, number of shows, number of episodes, etc. 
Commitment to the Podcast Industry
PPA members contribute to the industry, are involved in industry events and look at the bigger ecosystem of the podcast space. They take a macro and micro perspective, looking at both the industry as a whole and their role within it.  

Stay tuned as we roll out the tools, resources and more for PPA members.

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