Chapter

HBA Chapter Boards are comprised of six leaders: three on the Executive Committee and three Directors-At-Large. See below an example of the potential committee leadership and/or sub-committee structures that could be built under each of the Direct...

Team building: Works with regional council, HBA central and chapter EC to create and maintain a strong chapter board. Chairs EC and board meetings; ensures efficient and effective chapter operations, attends to succession planning for self and ...

Primary liaison with regional treasurer ensuring chapter P&L and financials are well managed, reported, and understood Ensures the integrity of chapter programming and events and alignment with HBA mission, values, and policies; is a liaison with ...

Key Responsibilities: Central point of contact for volunteer management and all chapter administrative practices, information, etc Primary liaison with Membership and Volunteer Engagement COE President to ensure timely and effective selection, ve...

Key responsibilities: Represents and is the voice of: the membership and volunteer engagement function on the chapter board: providing guidance, ensuring chapter compliance with HBA engagement standards and policies, aligning and prioritizing c...

Key responsibilities: Represents and is the voice of: the programming function on the chapter board: providing guidance, ensuring chapter compliance with HBA programming standards and policies, aligning and prioritizing cross-functional collabo...

Key responsibilities: Represents and is the voice of: the marketing and communications function on the chapter board: providing guidance, ensuring chapter compliance with HBA branding standards and marketing policies, aligning and prioritizing ...

Marketing and communications director at large Leverages and ensures committee members leverage HBA marketing tools, messaging, and brand to increase awareness, interest and engagement in chapter       Event promotion committee Works ...

Building your team You are a leader of leaders – that is the most important part of your role. You cannot lead, however, without individuals on your team. You determine the strategy, your committee executes on that strategy. As a DAL, you are ...

Your first stop as a chapter leader for help, guidance or to answer questions you cannot locate here in the Volunteer Resource center should be to your chapter exeutive committee and regional leadership.  Your best resource for functionally-speci...