2025 BOD nominations

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It's that time of again. We need a new Board of Directors for 2025. Every year all positions are open for nomination and voting. Come join the board and help shape CTARS and the events we put on. New people and fresh ideas always welcome.
Official Board of Director (BOD) position descriptions are in a sticky up top but it's always a very collaborative and democratic working process. Doesn't take a ton of time, we generally have a zoom meeting once a month and group texts to plan events. We try to have events monthly but it's usually more like 2 events every 3 months.
Several Board Members are open to coming back but it's up to the CTARS membership and the more the merrier. If you are interested but are unsure of what position you'd like, reply with your general interest and folks can help make suggestions and nominate YOU.
We need your ideas! Come join the CTARS BOD!

Reply in this thread, let the nominations begin.
 
Woohoo! I nominate Dan Dburr1014 for President but it would be fun to see a old school nomination coup d'état ;)
Kidding @Dburr1014
Or am I? :face-with-open-mouth:
Let's go folks, besides Dan, who wants to do this thing?
My 2024 spot is all YOURS if you want it!!!
Fresh ideas an all that.
 
Woohoo! I nominate Dan Dburr1014 for President but it would be fun to see a old school nomination coup d'état ;)
Kidding @Dburr1014
Or am I? :face-with-open-mouth:
Let's go folks, besides Dan, who wants to do this thing?
My 2024 spot is all YOURS if you want it!!!
Fresh ideas an all that.
I nominate Aaron for secretary. You are not getting away easy, you do a great job.
 

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