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June 24, 2024

Washington Postal Customer Council 2024 Membership Drive and Social Event

Mail Smart and Maximize Your Postage Savings in 2024 and Learn About the New Mail Volume Growth Incentive

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What:

Washington Metropolitan Postal Customer Council Meeting

Who:

Maryland District Postal Service leadership, Postal Customer Council members and guest speakers Ajay Lall, U.S. Postal Inspector and Najee Jackson, USPS District Sales Manager.

When:

Friday, June 28, 2024
11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Where:

900 Brentwood Rd. NE, Room 2800, Washington DC 20018. Reserve your space by contacting USPS Customer Relations Coordinator Catrina Wright at catrina.c.wright@usps.gov. Free on-site parking available.

Background:

Postal Customer Councils, created in 1961, provide a unique opportunity for any business to meet with top level managers of the Postal Service to obtain information, share ideas, address issues, grow their business and network with other business colleagues.

“The Postal Customer Council history has a proven track record of success and has sustained its reputation throughout the decades,” said Maryland District Manager Lora McLucas.

“Locally, our Washington Metropolitan PCC is proud to be part of this success, and we look forward to growing our membership. We encourage any local business to join us,” he added. 

Najee Jackson will provide valuable tips on Marketing Mail growth incentives, mailing promotions in 2024 for USPS business partners and our newest shipping option Ground Advantage. Inspector Lall will speak on mail theft/fraud and how to protect your business.

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