Board of Directors
Objective:
The WTA Board is the governing body composed of one representative from each of the Category I states, up to three Category II members and up to two Associate Members.
Executive Committee
Objective:
The Executive Committee is delegated the powers and the authority of the full board when the board is not in session; deal with emergencies that require immediate attention; oversee the development of the Association’s budget and financial position of the Association; oversee yearly audit; develop the members dues structure and oversee the WTA Foundation.
Associate Membership Committee
Objective:
The Associate Membership Committee focuses on the recruitment and retention of Associate Membership; provide assistance on technical issues and educational sessions and/or articles.
CyberTech Committee
Objective:
The CyberTech Committee discusses technical issues and help develop any legislative and regulatory policy positions favorable to WTA members.
Educational Planning Committee
Objective:
The Educational Planning Committee is responsible for planning WTA’s spring and fall Educational Forums and assisting in obtaining the necessary sponsorships to host events.
Nominating Committee
Objective:
The Nominating Committee reviews and recommends potential WTA members to run for Board seats.
Public Policy Committee
Objective:
The Public Policy Committee develops the legislative and regulatory policy position of the Association.
Scholarship Committee
Objective:
The Scholarship Committee oversees the scholarship awards, fundraising activities throughout the year and seek grants.
Tribal Affairs Committee
Objective:
The Tribal Affairs Committee works with the Public Policy Committee to develop legislative and regulatory policy positions favorable to WTA member companies who provide services to tribal communities.
WTA Members are eligible to participate on committees.
If you or someone from your company are interested on any committees please contact us or call 406.443.6377.
