BOARD DUTIES

The Board of Directors oversees the operations of the chapter. It is comprised of different positions with specific roles and responsibilities. All Board members are elected by the chapter membership. Yearly election is conducted towards the end of February. Newly elected officers are announced at the March chapter meeting and start their term in April. Following are the officers and their corresponding responsibilities.



President: Jimmy Sanders
Email: president@sfbay.issa.org

Vice President: Patrick Huber
Email: vicepresident@sfbay.issa.org

Programs Director: Kimberly Quan
Email: programs@sfbay.issa.org

Communications Director: Hakeem Oseni
Email: communications@sfbay.issa.org

Treasurer: R. Daniel Lee
Email: treasurer@sfbay.issa.org

Membership Director: Terry Quan
Email: membership@sfbay.issa.org

Recording Secretary: Shimon Modi
Email: recordingsecretary@sfbay.issa.org

PRESIDENT

president@sfbay.issa.org

This position provides overall leadership in the management of the chapter operations. The President is the chairperson of the chapter Board of Directors. Ongoing responsibilities include:

Presides on chapter meetings and Board meetings.

VICE PRESIDENT

vicepresident@sfbay.issa.org

The Vice President shall attend to the duties of the President in his/her absence or in case the President's office may become vacant for any cause whatever, and shall attend to any other duties the President may require. Ongoing responsibilities include:

PROGRAMS DIRECTOR

programs@sfbay.issa.org

The Programs Director oversees all educational activities and events to support the chapter business plan that focuses on Education, Chapter Relations, Community, Marketing, and Sponsorship. This position coordinates educational activities pertaining to the study groups, conferences and other security seminars being hosted by the Chapter. (e.g.; the annual chapter conference, CISSP CBK study group, etc.). Ongoing responsibilities include:

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR

communications@sfbay.issa.org

The Communications Director is responsible for the consistent, accurate, and timely communications of all chapter activities and relevant communiqués to all chapter members. The Communications Director is also responsible for the preparation and distribution of the chapter newsletter. Ongoing responsibilities include:

TREASURER

treasurer@sfbay.issa.org

The Treasurer is responsible for managing the finances of the chapter. This position collects all monies and dues for the chapter and tracks use of such monies for chapter operations. Ongoing responsibilities include:

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

membership@sfbay.issa.org

The Membership Director is responsible for all matters related to chapter membership such as providing assistance to prospective members on how to join, welcoming new members, maintaining database of membership, interfacing with ISSA International Headquarters to reconcile chapter membership record, and updating chapter distribution list. Ongoing responsibilities include:

RECORDING SECRETARY

recordingsecretary@sfbay.issa.org

The Recording Secretary shall take minutes of all Board meetings, including how called or authorized, notice given thereof, place and time of holding, and the names of those present, and shall keep a copy of such minutes and distribute to the Board. The Secretary shall collect and distribute the Chapter mail. The Secretary shall keep a copy of the current Bylaws, which will be available f or the inspection by the members at all reasonable times. The Secretary shall keep an inventory record of all Chapter-owned equipment. The Secretary shall maintain and distribute an electronic distribution list of the Board members, including lists of Board Members work and home information. The Secretary will also maintain a Chapter calendar. Ongoing responsibilities include:

ABOUT THE SF BAY AREA ISSA CHAPTER

ISSA

ISSA is a not-for-profit, volunteer organization providing a forum for education, publications, and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the knowledge, skills, and professional growth of its members. A goal of the ISSA is to promote the best practices that will ensure availability, integrity, and confidentiality of organizational resources. The purpose of the SF Bay Area ISSA chapter is to have a local venue for interacting with your colleagues in the security profession.

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