Belong to the operational resilience profession in APAC.
Membership is how practitioners join the regional profession PRI is building — visibly part of a community raising the standard of operational resilience practice across Asia-Pacific.
How practitioners formally join the regional profession.
PRI members are practitioners and adjacent professionals who actively support a regional standard for operational resilience. Membership signals to peers, employers and boards that you take the discipline seriously — and gives you the community, programmes and APAC-specific material to keep practising at the standard the region needs.
What you get as a member.
Member-only events
Free access to all PRI online events and priority invitations to in-person APAC roundtables.
Programme discounts
15% off every PRI programme for Associate members, 20% off for Standard members — including the Operational Resilience Course.
APAC landscape briefings
Early access to PRI's regional landscape work — regulatory tracking, sector analysis and field notes from across Asia-Pacific.
A regional peer network
Connect with practitioners in 14 APAC markets through the opt-in member directory and members-only convenings.
Digital member badge
A PRI-issued badge for your LinkedIn profile, email signature and bio — a clear signal that you belong to the regional profession.
The PRI newsletter
Monthly briefing on operational resilience across APAC — launching 2026, members receive it before public release.
A PRI-issued mark that says you belong.
Every member receives a digital member badge — a clean, recognisable mark you can use across your professional profiles to show you're part of PRI in good standing.
- LinkedIn profile header and About section
- Email signature and personal bio
- Conference, panel and speaker biographies
- Internal employee directory and intranet profile
ARO, CRO and SCRO holders receive complimentary PRI membership.
While your credential is in good standing, your annual recertification keeps your Standard membership active at no extra cost.
Two tiers. Three regional prices.
Annual membership is priced in AUD by country of residence, using the same three-band model as our certifications.
For practitioners stepping into the discipline and adjacent professionals.
- Tier 1 · High-incomeAU · NZ · SG · JP · HK · KR$175
- Tier 2 · Upper-middleMY · TH · CN · FJ$115
- Tier 3 · Lower-middle hubsIN · PH · ID · VN$65
- Free access to all PRI online events
- PRI newsletter (launching 2026)
- 15% discount on every PRI programme
- Listing in the member directory (opt-in)
- Digital Associate member badge
For working resilience, continuity and third-party risk practitioners.
- Tier 1 · High-incomeAU · NZ · SG · JP · HK · KR$345
- Tier 2 · Upper-middleMY · TH · CN · FJ$245
- Tier 3 · Lower-middle hubsIN · PH · ID · VN$145
- Everything in Associate
- 20% discount on every PRI programme
- Priority invitations to APAC in-person roundtables
- Early access to APAC landscape briefings
- Digital Standard member badge
Questions members ask first.
Does membership grant me a PRI credential?+
No. Membership and certification are separate. Members belong to the institute; certified practitioners (ARO, CRO, SCRO) have passed PRI's assessed credentials. Many members are working toward a credential — but the badges and verification pages are distinct.
Which tier is right for me?+
Associate is for adjacent professionals and those entering the discipline. Standard is for working resilience, continuity, third-party risk and operational risk practitioners. You can upgrade at any time and we'll pro-rate the difference.
Why is pricing different by country?+
PRI uses three regional pricing bands so the institute is genuinely reachable from every APAC market we serve — not only the high-income ones. Your band is set by country of residence.
How does the digital member badge work?+
On joining you receive a PRI member badge image and a short statement you can use on LinkedIn, in email signatures and on personal bios. It indicates current PRI membership in good standing and is renewed annually with your membership.
Is the fee tax-deductible?+
In most APAC markets PRI membership is a deductible professional fee for individuals using the credential in their work. Check your local rules — we cannot give tax advice.
What if I need to cancel?+
Annual membership is non-refundable once the year has started, but you can cancel auto-renewal at any time from your account. See the refund policy for full detail.