What is Professional Photographers of America's Revenue?
Professional Photographers of America's estimated revenue for 2024 is $21.01M.
What does Professional Photographers of America do?
Professional Photographers of America (PPA) is a non-profit photography association created for professional photographers, by professional photographers, with more than 30,000 creative members. Our mission is to create a vibrant community of successful professional photographers by providing education, resources, and industry standards of excellence.
Although PPA is based in Atlanta, GA, and the bulk of our benefits are US-centric, we have members from 50+ countries. As the world's largest and longest-standing photography association, PPA provides business resources, education, certification, protection, inspiration, and community for pro photographers worldwide.
PPA is meant for those who want to take their photography and entrepreneurship to the next level and develop profitable and sustainable businesses. Stick with PPA and you'll learn how to bridge the gap between photographers and their consumers!
• Need equipment insurance? Check out the options PPA's partners offer!
• Client wants to sue you because of an unfortunate situation or accident? PPA's malpractice coverage may save your business and reputation!
• Want to browse hundreds of hours of educational videos, at your schedule? We've got you covered.
• Want to make more money by selling prints? It's not as hard as you think, and PPA can show you how.
• Want to connect with 30,000 photographers to discuss best practices, share tips, and generally enjoy a sense of community? Participate in PPA's social network called theLoop, or join us at our annual photography conference, Imaging USA!
PPA supports the photographic industry and the artists within it, working every day to help you Be More! Learn more and join PPA today at PPA.com
PPA believes that the photography community prospers when we work together. We support all photographers and reject discrimination based on age, race, disability, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation and expression.
