PGA of Canada Seeking Nominations for Two At-Large Board of Director Positions

Historic moment as association opens nominations to both members and non-members, striving to add diverse perspectives to its leadership 

The PGA of Canada is currently seeking nominations for two at-large positions on its Board of Directors. A historic moment in the organization’s history, the volunteer positions are open to both members and non-members. This change to the PGA of Canada National Board composition is a cutting-edge governance practice and achieves a key objective in the organization’s strategic plan, to diversify the leadership

The addition of these two at-large members is the result of the PGA of Canada’s Diversity and Inclusion Taskforce Report, as the association strives to create an inclusive and representative Board that reflects the diversity of Canada. The elected individuals, who will serve a three-year term as full voting members on the Board, will be essential in the governance of the organization, ensuring the implementation of the organization’s strategic plan and that the needs of the 3,800 PGA of Canada members across Canada are at the forefront of conversation and decision making. 

Recently, the PGA of Canada’s Board of Directors completed a skills and competency matrix to identify the needs for the two new positions based on the current composition of the Board. Based on the outcomes of this exercise and the need to diversify the perspectives and personnel on the Board to ensure that equity, diversity, and inclusion is at the forefront of the governance of the organization, the nominating committee is looking to solicit gender balance and/or traditionally underrepresented groups who have experience, skills and expertise in one or more of the following areas:

·       Environment, social responsibility, governance

·       Nonprofit governance experience

·       Risk management

·       Legal

·       Regulatory (fiscal, governmental, funding, legal regulatory)

Nomination application deadline – September 1, 2023

For more information and forms visit pgaofcanada.com

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