National Committee Participation
IASA’s national committees play a pivotal role in helping IASA deliver educational programming and resources for members throughout the year. Each committee is composed of leaders in their respective areas who recommend and guide the development of content for IASA membership.
Committee terms run July 1 – June 30th each year and last for one year with the option of applying for re-appointment at the end of the term. Each volunteer committee is led by a Chair and Vice Chair. IASA Members may apply to serve on a national committee at any time.
To apply for a position on a national committee at any point during the year, please apply here. IASA Membership is required for committee service. To confirm your membership, please contact our Membership Team. To join IASA, please visit here.
Committee Descriptions:
The IASA Awards Committee recognizes members who inspire and contribute to the growth and health of our organizations and the industry. The Awards Committee will determine qualifications for various awards, solicit, and select a qualified slate of award recipients annually. Do not miss this opportunity to help IASA recognize those who have done so much to support our industry.
The Chapter Advisory Committee is responsible for providing information and assistance to existing chapters, strengthening the relationship between National IASA and its chapters, and revitalizing underserved regions. It is also responsible for recognizing chapters and their volunteer leaders.
The combined Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) and Women in Leadership (WIL) Committees advance diversity, equity, and inclusion within the IASA’s leadership and membership. The committee is responsible for providing education, resources, and best practices that help members gain the skills necessary to meet the needs and reflect the diverse communities within the industry, their organization,s and the customers they serve. The committee also promotes leadership among women and supports the development of women leaders through community and educational resources.
The Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Subcommittee will drive the development of ERM-focused educational content for IASA’s educational offerings and resources throughout the year, including IASA Xchange, webinars, and workshops.
The Executive Education Subcommittee is responsible for planning content for IASA’s OnPOINT track at Xchange and other educational offerings throughout the year, designed for industry senior executives. The Executive Education Subcommittee is a standing committee.
The Insurance Accounting and Finance Program Subcommittee (further referenced as A&F Program Committee) is responsible for defining, soliciting, and identifying the A&F Program track content for all educational offerings, including IASA Xchange and virtual content throughout the year. The A&F Program Committee is a subcommittee of the Program Planning Committee.
The Professional Development Program Subcommittee is responsible for defining, soliciting, and identifying professional development-focused content for all educational offerings, including but not limited to IASA Xchange and webinars. The Professional Development Program Subcommittee is a subcommittee of the Program Planning Committee.
The Program Planning Committee (PPC) is responsible for defining, soliciting, and selecting the content for all educational offerings throughout the year, including but not limited to IASA Xchange and webinars. This includes defining the tracks within all insurance subject matter areas. The PPC is a standing committee and is comprised of the directors of the Accounting & Finance, Enterprise Risk Management, Professional Development, and Technology Programs Subcommittees, as well as chairs of the DEI and Women in Leadership Committees.
The Technology Program Subcommittee is responsible for defining, soliciting, and identifying the content for all educational offerings, including but not limited to IASA Xchange and webinars. It also supports the development of other non-conference educational events for the Association. The Technology Program Subcommittee is a subcommittee of the Program Planning Committee.