The National Demolition Association (NDA) is inviting members to help shape the future of the organisation, with nominations now open for its board of directors.

Group photo of men dressed in formal attire The current NDA board of directors (Image: NDA)

The association is looking for candidates for both director at large and treasurer roles, with nominations closing on 25 August.

The NDA is encouraging members at all stages of their involvement with the association to apply, whether they are experienced volunteer leaders or looking to take on a more active role in the industry’s leading trade body.

Treasurer candidates will also be expected to attend the fall quarterly member meeting for an in-person interview with the leadership development committee. The meeting takes place on 11 and 12 September in Savannah, Georgia.

The board is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the association, overseeing its finances and governance, and managing its overall business affairs.

According to the NDA’s bylaws, it comprises between 15 and 21 directors, including the association’s officers.

Directors serve three-year terms and can serve up to two consecutive terms before becoming eligible to return following a one-year break. Two positions are reserved for associate members, who hold the same voting rights as regular directors.

NDA says members interested in standing for election should review the association’s bylaws and strategic plan before submitting their nomination.

The statement adds, “The demolition industry doesn’t stand still, and neither should its leadership.”

For more information about the specific requirements and to submit an application, please follow this LINK.

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