Working with fellow committee members offers numerous chances to share ideas, enhance skills, and contribute to the growth of our chapter. We encourage creativity and collaboration in all our initiatives!
The Accounting Seminar Committee is responsible for planning, organizing, and executing the Accounting seminar once every other year.
The Beer Committee is responsible for hosting an annual beer event in the spring for around 50 guests. It is geared toward creating a networking opportunity for current and prospective members. Planning begins in March and includes coordinating logistics, venue arrangements and event programming.
The Emerging Professionals Committee is focused on creating networking events and mentorship opportunities for young construction finance professionals. The committee hosts three to four social events per year for 20-40 attendees.
This committee supports the Treasurer and the Board ensuring the financial health and sustainability of the organization, fostering transparency and accountability. It also works with the chapter Administrator to review their role and responsibilities.
The Greeting/Welcome Committee is dedicated to creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for our members and guests. Our goal is to enhance their experience, address questions, promote the value of our organization, and ensure each event is meaningful.
The Membership Committee is dedicated to recruiting new members to the chapter and assisting new members to feel welcome and help them get involved. The focus is to meet in person with new members, focusing on general members.
The Programs Committee is responsible for leading the chapter's annual strategic planning meeting to brainstorm, identify, and assign topics for the monthly breakfast meetings. This committee helps to coordinate speakers, prepare marketing materials and assist with follow up for the monthly meetings.
The Scholarship Committee is responsible for all aspects of distributing scholarship funds to local students pursuing a degree in construction or an accounting related field. This includes outreach to local high schools to solicit student applications, receiving and reviewing applications and essays, and selecting respective winners each year.
The Wine Event Committee is responsible for hosting an annual wine-tasting event for over 100 guests, offering a unique experience for both members and prospective members to enjoy. Planning begins in June and includes coordinating logistics, such as wine selection, venue arrangements, and event programming.