Leadership Opportunities
At the end of the calendar year, the AGA Albany Chapter, your chapter, chooses its leadership for the coming year and puts out a call for nominations from its membership. Nominations are due by December 31.
Leadership Opportunities – Call for Nominations
The AGA Albany Chapter would like to extend to you an invitation to participate in the governance and activities of our Chapter for the upcoming year.
Participation in AGA activities offers you a great opportunity to enhance your leadership, organizational, and communication skills, while permitting you the chance to work closely with and network with other finance professionals in State, Federal and local government as well as from the private sector.
The health and well-being of our members and leadership team are of paramount importance. Our meetings and events are held being via phone, Zoom, or other remote technology and will remain so until it is safe to meet in person.
Officer and Board Member positions offer an opportunity to participate in the organization at a high level. However, if you don’t feel that you are ready for that high-level commitment, committee positions offer members an opportunity to become involved in a more limited capacity. A brief description of the various AGA Chapter positions is provided below.
If you are a member and would like to become involved in a leadership or committee position, please contact our incoming Chapter President, Kenneth Shulman at kenneth.shulman@gmail.com
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Chapter Committee Structure
AGA ALBANY CHAPTER - COMMITTEE STRUCTURE
AUDIT - - The Audit Committee is responsible for overseeing the accounting and financial reporting process of the Chapter, as well as the annual independent assessment of the Chapter’s financial statements.
AWARDS - The Awards Committee helps identify members worthy of recognition and assists the President in planning and hosting the Chapter’s annual awards luncheon, generally held in June of each year. The Awards Committee also coordinates submission of nominations for AGA National awards, presented each year at the AGA professional development conferences.
BUDGET AND FINANCE - The Budget and Finance Committee works with the President and the Treasurer to develop the Chapter’s operating plan and budget, based on proposals from each Vice President, and submits the draft plan to the CEC for review and approval.
CERTIFICATION - The Vice President for Certification leads the Certification Committee’s efforts to promote the CGFM designation to members and non-members and to encourage government agencies and others to recognize the CGFM designation.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING – The Vice President of Communications and Marketing directs a committee of volunteers who help organize, prepare, and distribute various forms of communication about Chapter programs and events to Chapter members and others, as well as promotes the Chapter to members and non-members.
COMMUNITY SERVICE - The Vice President of Community Services leads the Community Service team to develop and implement a well-rounded annual plan of volunteer service projects that demonstrate the Chapter's commitment to "giving something back" to the community.
EDUCATION AND PROGRAMS – This committee, chaired by the Vice President for Education and Programs, develops an annual program of training, education, and professional development opportunities on topics of interest and importance to the government accountability community.
MEMBERSHIP – The Membership Vice President leads a team of members in recruiting new and retaining current Chapter members.
Please get involved and consider joining our Board or a Chapter Committee. Contact Kenneth Shulman at kenneth.shulman@gmail.com for more information.
A Report to Our Members 2019 - 2020
Click Here to Download the NY Albany Chapter 2021 CCR
As of June 30, 2021, the Chapter has 182 members employed by state and local government (66%), federal government (7%), and all other, including private industry, not-for-profits and academia (27%). The membership is quite diversified, having auditors, accountants, budget and finance professionals, IT and internal control specialists, investigators, etc.
Chapter members include students, young professionals, mid-level managers, senior executives, and retirees. We have members from all over New York State, although the majority is concentrated in the Capital District. We also have members from numerous other states.
Last Updated by: CColacino on 9/11/2024 2:08:37 PM
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