Dear Brothers,

The majority of the alumni in the Pacific Northwest Region are young professionals. Most have yet to reach the ten-year mark of being in the professional arena. Though young, we understand that networking is the best way to develop economic and social opportunities for our members. Networking is not a new phenomenon amongst fraternities. Traditional fraternities have advocated networking in their organizations since the early 1900s.

We understand that many alumni are busy and have personal obligations.  As a result, involvement in the PNAA may be limited for some members.  Accordingly, the burden of the PNAA infrastructure will be shouldered by a board of directors made up of those able to dedicate more time to the organization.  The PNAA will require only that active alumni become involved in one way or another with their communities by attending social events (i.e. professional networking, brotherhood, or family sponsored events) and paying their active alumni dues.