The Association of Utility Professionals
Membership
Membership is $100 per year for professionals, $50 for students
and retirees. Lunch is $15 for members, $30 for guests.
Members should pay annual dues to the Organization by January 31.
When initial dues are paid, a membership form should accompany
the dues.
If joining between July 1 and December 31, the dues should be
one-half the full year amount. If joining before July 1, the dues are
the full year amount.
You may pay the membership dues and lunch fees in January, or
pay only for your lunch as you are able to attend meetings.
Membership is $100 per year for professionals, $50 for students
and retirees. Lunch is $15 for members, $30 for guests.
Members should pay annual dues to the Organization by January 31.
When initial dues are paid, a membership form should accompany
the dues.
If joining between July 1 and December 31, the dues should be
one-half the full year amount. If joining before July 1, the dues are
the full year amount.
You may pay the membership dues and lunch fees in January, or
pay only for your lunch as you are able to attend meetings.
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The Association of Utility Professionals is a non-profit, cross-
company organization providing business and professional
development for people in utility industries, including electric,
gas, cable, and telecommunications. Monthly meetings provide
opportunities for networking between companies and industries
in a non-competitive, educational environment.
Our goals are:
Create opportunities for leadership development
Provide a variety of high-quality programs
and events meeting the needs of the membership
Provide networking opportunities
Provide support for My Sister’s House,
an Atlanta Union Mission organization
Strive for membership diversity and growth
AUP membership includes employees from:
Accenture
Atlanta Gas Light
Cobb EMC and Cobb Energy
Georgia EMC
Georgia Power
Georgia Systems Operation Corp.
Jackson EMC
MEAG Power
Oglethorpe Power
Southern Company
