NC Currents magazine reaches key players in this multi-million-dollar market at four strategic times throughout the year, including a fall issue that focuses on the NC AWWA-WEA’s Annual Conference and Trade Show, and a winter issue which will include the official Membership Directory and Buyers’ Guide.

*Cover is subject to change	SPRING ANNUAL CONFERENCE RECAP Space Closing: Early February Distribution: Mid-March
	SUMMER Theme: Regionalization Space Closing: Mid-April Distribution: Early June
	FALL Conference Issue The official guide to the NC One Water (formerly NC AWWA-WEA) Conference & Trade Show Bonus Distribution At Conference Theme: Wet Weather Flow Management Space Closing: Mid-July Distribution: Early September
	WINTER The official NC One Water (formerly NC AWWA-WEA) Membership Directory & Buyers’ Guide Theme: PFAS Space Closing: Early October Distribution: Early December

	SPRING		FALL
	ANNUAL CONFERENCE RECAP Space Closing: Late January Distribution: Late March		The official guide to the NC AWWA-WEA Conference & Trade Show Bonus Distribution At Conference COVID-19 CHANGES Space Closing: Late July Distribution: Late September
	SUMMER		WINTER
	UTILITY MANAGEMENT/CUSTOMER SERVICE Space Closing: Late April Distribution: Late June		The official NC AWWA-WEA Membership Directory & Buyers’ Guide Space Closing: Early October Distribution: Late December

Advertising Rates

*Ads booked in the print magazine will APPEAR ONLINE AT NO EXTRA COST!

As the official membership publication of the North Carolina American Water Works Association – Water Environment Association, NC Currents is committed to providing a strong and informative voice in all matters pertaining to the exchange of water quality knowledge and experiences among its members and the public and to foster a greater awareness of water quality achievements and challenges throughout North Carolina.

• 10% premium for all guaranteed positions (not including covers).
• Rates for stitched and poly-bagged inserts available upon request.
• Costs incurred for publication-produced ads or non-compatible electronic files will be charged to the advertiser.
• The publisher and the NC One Water (formerly NC AWWA-WEA) reserve the right to reject advertising that is deemed inappropriate.
• The publisher and the NC One Water (formerly NC AWWA-WEA) cannot be held liable for any material used or claims made in advertising included in this publication.
• Rates are net of agency commission.

To reach North Carolina’s water industry professionals through the NC Currents magazine and its targeted readership, contact Al at your earliest convenience to discuss your company’s promotional plans. Al Whalen, Marketing Manager 866-985-9782, awhalen@kelman.ca