Post an Event on the CPA Website

The CPA strives to be a resource of information as an outreach medium and posting your event on the CPA Web site (www.cpa.ca/events) offers a quick and easy way to promote your event.

EVENT POSTING POLICY

There is a $35 (plus applicable taxes) set-up fee to have an event placed on the CPA Coming Events calendar.

All postings need a date, title, location, contact phone number, e-mail, calendar URL. The Coming Events calendar is kept current and additional information can be added such as registration directions and other information that will be helpful for your attendees to know.
SUBMITTER INFORMATION:
Organization / Company Name: *
Attention To: *
Street Address *
City: *
Province/Territory: *
Postal Code:
Phone Phone * - ### - ### ####
E-mail *
EVENT POSTING DETAILS:

Note: All event postings will be posted until after the event has passed.
Title: *
Date of Event: *
Event Location: *
Contact Phone Number: Contact Phone Number: * - ### - ### ####
Contact E-Mail: *
Event Link: *
Additional Information:
(Registration Details and other information that will be helpful for your attendees)
PAYMENT INFORMATION

Note that credit card information is encrypted when submitted.
Event Posting Cost: *

Event Posting Cost: $35.00 + applicable taxes
Select Prov/Terr to enable tax rate
(Event posting) *
Credit Card Type:

Credit Card Type: Visa Mastercard
Name as it appears on card:
Credit Card number: *
Must be 16 characters. Currently Entered: 0 characters.
Expiry date: *
Must be 4 characters. Currently Entered: 0 characters.
CCV: *
Must be 3 characters. Currently Entered: 0 characters.
Authorization: *

Authorization: I authorize the Canadian Psychological Association to charge my credit card the Total Amount due
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Post an Event on the CPA Website

Post an Event on the CPA Website

EVENT POSTING POLICY

SUBMITTER INFORMATION:

EVENT POSTING DETAILS:

PAYMENT INFORMATION

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