ASA Regional Affiliates

⮞ ASA Central: Illinois, northwest Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan (Upper Peninsula), Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin

⮞ South West Central Distributors (SWCD): Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.

⮞ ASA Northeast: Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Pennsylvania (central and eastern), Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont

⮞ South West Pacific Distributors (SWPD):  Southern California, southern Nevada, Arizona, Utah.

Independent Regional ASA Affiliates

⮞ Southern Wholesalers Association (SWA): Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia

⮞ North Central Wholesalers Association (NCWA): Indiana (all but northwest), Michigan (all by Upper Peninsula), Ohio, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

⮞ Western Suppliers Association (WSA): Northern California (Fresno and north), northern Nevada.

Note: Distributors and independent manufacturers’ representatives that are members of SWA, NCWA and WSA automatically gain membership in ASA, the industry’s only national trade association.

Why Participate in Regional Organizations?

The local networking events and education opportunities that ASA Central, NCWA, ASA Northeast, SWPD, SWA, SWCD and WSA provide throughout the year make it simple and inexpensive for your company to easily involve the promising people at the beginning and middle of their careers and connect them with one another, as well as industry veterans
 

What is My Regional ROI?

The PHCP-PVF industry is a relationship business. Time and again, companies have proven to be successful, in large part, because of the people industry veterans have come to know throughout the industry and in their marketplaces over many years. These relationships need to remain strong and grow for the people in any company, if it is continue to be successful. Regional affiliates provide a tremendous value that helps you to pass the proverbial baton and connect one generation of the industry’s workforce with another so the camaraderie that is cultivated will continue to endure.