Board members help set policy and strategic direction for SABEW, and their work is vital to the operation of the organization. Board members are expected to attend two in-person meetings a year, participate actively on at least one board committee, support SABEW’s development efforts and assist with the recruitment of new members. A complete list of board duties can be found on the SABEW website.
If you are interested in serving, please send a short statement explaining your interest by Feb. 29 to sabew@sabew.org. The board’s nominating committee will consider all nominations of members in good standing.
The nominating committee will meet in March to consider all potential candidates.
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