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Guiding the success of CLARB

By sharing expert insights, reviewing key strategies and supporting member development, this committee helps ensure our organization stays responsive, innovative and deeply connected to our member boards’ needs.

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

Apply by June 30, 2026.

About

The Member Board Executives (MBE) Committee provides board executive input to CLARB's goals, strategy and work by reviewing and providing feedback on key projects. In addition to supporting staff in the development of member events and the annual meeting, the committee also provides critical input into CLARB’s initiatives. Their collaborative approach ensures we're always moving forward, identifying opportunities to strengthen our community and advance our collective goals.

Responsibilities

  • Identify opportunities to engage and build community within the MBE network
  • Partner with staff to identify opportunities to educate and develop members on relevant and timely issues
  • Provide input on proposed changes to standards, policies and procedures
  • Partner with staff to develop, refine and validate themes, topics, formats and content for member events

Volunteer opportunities

Positions

Recruitment

We are currently accepting applications for two seats on the MBE Committee. These members will serve a three-year term (October 1, 2026-September 1, 2029).

Please complete your application by June 30, 2026.

MAY-June

Call for applications

July

Committee review

August

Appointments made

August

New members announced

October

Terms begin for newly-appointed members, chair

Resources

Members

Edward Kinney

Edward Kinney

Board of Directors Liaison 2025–2026

Lance Brenton

Lance Brenton

Member 2024–2027

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