Past Conferences


From its inception, the IAPC recognized that annual world conferences were the best vehicle to bring together its membership for the dual roles of fostering the growing and diverse profession of political consultants as well as advancing the practical aspects of democratic elections.  Beginning in 1968, the IAPC conferences have been bringing together members to exchange views and information about political developments and campaign techniques.  Organizationally, this conference which is held each November in a different city around the world.

Our 2010 conference was held in Paris. Click here to learn more.

Beginning with the First World Conference which was convened in Paris in November 1968, IAPC conferences have been held annually as follows:

Year Place President
2010 Paris Tom Edmonds
2009 Panama Tom Edmonds
2008 Washington Mario Ballerini
2007 Bali Ben Goddard
2006 Barcelona Ben Goddard
2005 Berlin Volker Riegger
2004 Vancouver Volker Riegger
2003 Prague Ken Feltman
2002 Rio de Janeiro Ken Feltman
2001 Malta Sepp Hartinger
2000 Washington Sepp Hartinger
1999 Milano Rick Ridder
1998 Vienna Rick Ridder
1997 Buenos Aires Bo Krogvig
1996 Miami Bo Krogvig
1995 Dublin Paul Buiar
1994 Johannesburg Paul Buiar
1993 Stockholm Jonathan Gaul
1992 Beverly Hills Jonathan Gaul
1991 Sydney John M. Seigle
1990 Budapest John M. Seigle
1989 Nice Klaus Golombek
1988 San Francisco Klaus Golombek
1987 Istanbul Joseph Cerrell
1986 San Juan Joseph Cerrell
1985 Venice Harry Walter
1984 Washington Harry Walter
1983 Jerusalem Michael Rowan
1982 Berlin Michael Rowan
1981 Paris Josè Luis Sanchìs-Armelles
1980 Washington Josè Luis Sanchìs-Armelles
1979 Madrid F. Clifton White
1978 London F. Clifton White
1977 St. Tropez Michael Bongrand
1976 Washington Joseph Napolitan
1975 Paris Max Beauchez
1974 Majorca Max Beauchez
1973 Amsterdam Max Beauchez
1972 Washington Max Beauchez
1971 Brussels Joseph Napolitan
1970 London Joseph Napolitan
1969 Florence Michel Bongrand
1968 Paris Michel Bongrand

Calendar of World Elections