Benefits and fees
Core benefits
- Free participation in Post-Summit Briefings, which take place at least four times a year (following European Council summits).
- Free attendance at Policy Briefings where key figures in government, industry and the EU institutions take the floor.
- Free participation in Policy Dialogues where the major policy issues facing the EU are discussed and debated in depth.
- Free participation at conferences, seminars and ad hoc events.
- Free participation in Forum Meetings/Task Forces.
- Free copies of all EPC publications.
- Rapid receipt of all reports of events and other relevant communications.
- Access to EPC expertise.
Fees
EPC membership runs for 12 months from the date of joining. All fees are exclusive of VAT (21%). EPC applies a policy of automatic renewal. This means that unless we hear from you one month before the end of your affiliation that you no longer wish to be a member, your membership will be automatically renewed.
The EPC offers the following categories of membership:
Corporate Gold
Open to large/multi-national companies.
Subscription: €10 000
Corporate Silver
Open to medium-sized companies.
Subscription: €5 000
Corporate Bronze
Open to small companies.
Subscription: €2 500
Professional and Business Associations
Subscription: €1 000
Diplomatic Representations
Open to missions, embassies and permanent representations.
Subscription ranges between €500 and €1 250.
Inter-Governmental and Governmental Organisations
Subscription: €1 000
Regional Bodies and Local Authorities
Subscription: €1 000
Non-Governmental Organisations
Subscription: €500
Platforms of Non-Governmental Organisations
Subscription: €1 000
Foundations
Subscription: €500
Religious Organisations
Subscription: €500
If you are interested in joining, please contact Myriane Bartholomé
Testimonies
“The European Policy Centre has made an important contribution to an open and dynamic debate on Europe.”
José Manuel Barroso, President,
European Commission
“The EPC is an important source of new thinking and a major forum for policy debate on all the big issues facing the European Union.”
Hans-Gert Pöttering,
Former President,
European Parliament
“The EPC has done a terrific job and come to occupy a central place in the Brussels political scene. I see three key factors: lively debates, independent analysis and an impressive commitment to make Europe work better.”
Javier Solana,
Council Secretary-General and High Representative for Common Foreign and Security Policy
“The EPC has worked tirelessly for a better understanding of European integration through dialogue and high-quality analysis.”
Pascal Lamy,
Director-General,
World Trade Organization
“The EPC provides in-depth and forward-looking analysis of what is going on in Europe. I always enjoy participating in your events because they touch on essential topics for the future of the European Union.”
Philippe de Buck,
Director General,
BUSINESSEUROPE
“The EPC has become an essential feature of the Brussels (and European) scene. Long may it continue to stimulate us.”
John Monks,
Secretary General,
European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC)
