Board of Director "Committees"

 

 

 

 

Committees have no management function. The work of committees is to review, research and recommend changes in policy to the Board of Board of Directors. After the inception of committees, both Standing and Ad Hoc, if replacement or additional Members are to be added to the committee, the Chairperson will submit Member’s name to the Board of Board of Directors for approval before such member may function as a voting Member of the committee. To remove a committee Member, the Chairperson shall suspend the Member from meetings until removal or reinstatement of the member by the Board of Board of Directors. Resignations require Board acknowledgment. The Standing Committees shall be named by the President with the approval of a majority of the Board of Directors present at a meeting not later than 60 days after the election of new Board of Directors. Until new committee Members, if any are named, the committee in place will continue to function. No more than four Board of Directors may serve on any committee. If the makeup of the committee changes, the Chairperson of each Standing Committee will submit a committee roster to the Board Of Board of Directors for approval at the first meeting following the organizational meeting when the Committee Chairpersons and Board of Directors are assigned to Standing Committees.

 

Executive Committee

This committee is responsible for establishing the agendas for regular or special board meetings, implementing policies and resolutions passed by the Board of Directors, serving as a Personnel Committee, resolving disputes regarding implementation of Board policy and procedures and dealing with such other items as may come before it. The Chairman of this committee will keep the Board of Directors and Executive Staff informed regarding the time, date and place of Executive Committee meetings.

 

Budget and Audit Committee

The primary responsibility of the Budget and Audit Committee is to advise and assist the Board of Directors regarding the preparation of the Annual Operating Budget and the audit of the Organization's financial books. In fulfilling this responsibility, the Budget and Audit Committee should:

  • Supervise the annual audit of the Organization’s financial books and approving the Year-End Financial Reports to be presented at the Annual Meeting.

  • Provide the various committees with necessary budget and financial information.

  • Assist the Board of Directors in preparing an annual budget for each committee along with the Annual Operating Budget for the Organization to be presented at the Annual Meeting.

 

Finance Committee

The primary responsibility of the finance committee is to advise and assist the Board of directors in planning and administering a program of financial management for the association. In fulfilling its responsibility, the Finance Committee performs functions which include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Participate with Board of Directors, the management agent, and other committees in the development of the annual budget, including replacement reserve schedules.

  • Review and evaluate association financial statements

  • Advise the board of directors regarding short-term and long-term investment of association funds, in a manner consistent with the governing documents.

  • Advise the board of directors in matters relating to delinquencies and the collection of assessments.

  • Advise the board of directors in matters relating to the annual audit and preparation of the associations tax returns.

  • Perform other functions as directed or approved by the board of directors.
     

Fundraising Committee

The purpose of the Fundraising Committee, together with the Development Staff and other organizations in the community, plans and executes fundraising activities for the organization. Fundraising activities include, but are not limited to, the following: direct mail, events, and cultivation and stewardship activities. The Committee is also responsible for follow-up to all fundraising events including measurement of success and thanking of donors.

  • Capital Campaign Sub-Committee

  • Grant-Writing Sub-Committee

  • Contributions Sub-Committee
     

Marketing and Advertising Committee

The Marketing and Advertising Committee makes recommendations to the organization regarding the development, implementation and evaluation of marketing strategies, initiatives and activities.

  • Advertising Sub-Committee

  • Public Relations Sub-Committee

  • Event Planning Sub-Committee

  • Promotional Materials Sub-Committee

  • Speakers Bureau Sub-Committee
     

Information Technology Committee

The Information Technology Committee’s mission is to promote the use of technology through education and information sharing in order to enhance the ability for the organization to operate more efficiently and effectively in providing services to the members. This will include the expansion of communication networks, the assembly of databases and the exchange of information.
 

Volunteer Committee

This committee recruits volunteers and provides orientation and training.
 

Legal Affairs and Ethics Committee

The Legal Affairs and Ethics Committee shall serve in an advisory capacity on matters coming before the Board of Directors which involve legal considerations. The committee will bring to the attention of the Board, through the President, any matters of a legal nature which it believes may affect the Village. Members will also serve as liaison between outside counsel and the President on behalf of the Board of Directors.
 

Business Development Committee

Members of the Business Development Committee will provide input and guidance on creating and maintaining strategic alliances around the world. Alliances are necessary to promote the organizations mission and growth strategy and members of this committee will be required to research, recommend and approve any alliances or partnerships with outside organizations.
 

Membership Committee

Encourages eligible companies to join the organization and oversees new member orientation and membership retention efforts. Members make suggestions, observations, and recommendations about Membership activities to the Board of Directors. Members also maintain contact with eligible prospective and new members through correspondence and personal solicitation..
 

International Programs Committee

Members of the International Programs Committee will provide input and guidance on creating and maintaining international programs. International programs might include work abroad programs, study abroad programs, teach abroad programs and more. Access to or the creation of international programs are necessary to promote the organizations mission and growth strategy. Members of this committee will be required to research, recommend and approve any international programs.
 

Education and Training Committee

Reviews and recommends syllabus/formats/agendas of all proposed PMA conference programs, and is responsible for identifying other potential topic-specific educational seminars. Works with colleges and universities to increase the awareness and inclusion of promotion marketing in their curriculum..
 

Research Committee

This committee reviews and proposes changes to the organization's research agenda and monitors research activities.

 
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