CommitteesEnsure your voice is heard as we develop new programs and benefits. Fresh eyes and new ideas are a must!Consider how serving on an IGIA committee could fit into your professional development plan.
Committee ApplicationIGIA Committees
Committee StructureCommittees are an extension of the board of directors. The Committee structure is established by Board Authority. Each committee has a chairperson, selected by the committee members and a board member assigned to the committee by the president. In addition, a staff member has been assigned to staff each committee. These committees have established their own criteria of length of service including chairperson terms, size and composition of the committee. A volunteer must be a member or employed by a member firm to serve on a Committee. Experience and knowledge in the subject matter area help determine the filling of a committee member. Committee MeetingsThe IGIA is a statewide association with professionals covering a large geographical area in the state of Illinois. Regular meetings in person are not practical in today’s busy environment. However, the IGIA has established a method of communication to maintain frequent and adequate meetings to operate each committee without requiring physical attendance. Generally, each committee will have a minimum of four (4) meetings per year via conference call. Each Chairperson is responsible for scheduling meetings with the assigned staff member sending the meeting notices. The ChairpersonThe Chairperson is responsible for:
The Committee VolunteerVolunteer responsibilities include:
All committee members are asked to read and follow the Mission Statement, Guiding Principles and Goals and Objectives as set forth by the Strategic Plan. Volunteers are asked to be creative and innovative when assisting on the development of programs and services. CompensationThe IGIA does not compensate volunteers for their time or expenses incurred while serving on committees.
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