Who We Are
BCA-USA Committees
BCA-USA committees translate the Association’s mission, approved policies, and priorities into programs, projects, and measurable results. Their responsibilities and operating procedures are defined in the BCA-USA Constitution of 2015 and the 2024 Bylaws.
Our Committees
Permanent Committees
- Communication (Publication)
- Cultural
- Constitution and Elections
- Development (Projects)
- Education
- Fundraising
- Health
- Membership
- Process Improvement
- Social and Awards
Ad-Hoc Committees
- Nkap Ntod
- Bali Multipurpose Center (MPC)
- Technology and Innovation (TIC)
Core Responsibilities
Plan
Develop an annual activity plan aligned with BCA-USA’s mission and priorities.
Budget
Prepare an annual budget and follow the applicable approval process.
Execute
Deliver assigned activities, programs, and approved projects.
Measure
Establish clear deliverables, timelines, and measurable outcomes.
Meet
Conduct meetings according to the committee’s prescribed schedule, with proper notice and agendas.
Document
Maintain meeting minutes, membership records, plans, and supporting documents.
Report
Communicate progress, challenges, and results to Association leadership.
Collaborate
Work with other committees, chapters, and stakeholders to advance shared goals.
Leadership and Accountability
Committee Chair
The Committee Chair leads committee activities, represents the committee at the NEC, coordinates planning and follow-up, communicates approved decisions, and leads annual planning and budgeting.
Committee Members
Committee members are expected to participate actively, contribute ideas, and fulfill assigned responsibilities.
Secretary
The Secretary maintains meeting minutes, committee records, and membership rosters.
Scope of Authority
Committees must operate within the authority granted by the Constitution, Bylaws, and applicable standard operating procedures. They may not independently amend the Bylaws, appoint or remove Association officers or directors, or take actions beyond their delegated authority. Required approvals must follow the appropriate governance process.
