Volunteer on a committee today and be part of the future of the IDA!
We’re now headed into Q2 of 2021. Goals have been set and committees are hard at work, but we still need your help! Get in on the action and join an IDA committee today. Committees meet virtually once a month, and their work is vital to the continuation
of our programs, the implementation of new projects, and the forward momentum of the association as a whole. Familiarize yourself with each committee below, choose the one that best fits your own expertise and interests,
and
submit a volunteer interest form today.
Certification Committee
This committee governs the IDA Certification Program, sets guidelines for certification exam materials and processes, and develops and oversees implementation of new certification phases. (NOTE: You must be
an IDA Certified Detailer to volunteer on this committee.)
2021 Chair: Levi Gates, CD-SV, RT
2021 Co-Chair: Clint Hintz, CD-SV, RT
2021 Board Liaison: Kenya Williams, CD-SV
Chapter Development Committee
This committee works to promote the international Chapter program by facilitating the formation of new Chapters and optimizing the engagement, growth, and success of existing Chapters.
2021 Chair and Board Liaison: Jason Rose, CD-SV, RT
2021 Co-Chair: Tom Palancia, CD-SV, RT
Marketing & Communications Committee
This committee oversees all communications (e-newsletter, e-blasts, website, and social media sites). This committee also develops and administers the IDA’s sponsorship and advertising programs.
2021 Chair: Josh Buckler, CD-SV
2021 Co-Chair: Noah Dixon
2021 Co-Board Liaisons: Tony Seara; Oscar Hernandez, CD-SV; Nathan Warren, CD-SV
Membership Committee
This committee spearheads membership recruitment and retention efforts and endeavors to constantly improve the member experience and add value and benefits to membership.
2021 Chair: Prentice St. Clair, CD-SV, RT
2021 Co-Board Liaisons: Mark Johnson, CD-SV; Ian Rammelkamp, CD
Tradeshow & Education Committee
This committee facilitates IDA participation at various industry-related trade shows. They also coordinate IDA University at tradeshows and training facilities, develops the monthly webinars, and plans other educational
offerings.
Want to share your skills and knowledge with the IDA, but you aren't quite ready to commit to a committee? Try one of our micro-volunteering opportunities! These are volunteer projects that won't take up much of your valuable
time but will still let you contribute to your professional association in a meaningful way. Opportunities include blog writing, video creation, presenting a webinar, staffing a tradeshow booth, and more. Give back
to your detailing community at your convenience!
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