Board Member Opportunities
Goal – Each year the IVMA identifies candidates who are interested in serving on the IVMA Board of Directors. For 2026 – the open positions include:
**At Large board member
**Region 1 board member – represents the Northern third of the state
**AVMA Alternate Delegate
Responsibilities: Board members will perform such duties as stated in this Position Description, or as requested, including but not limited to:
- Serving as a voting member of the Board of Directors
- Maintaining a general knowledge and understanding of the IVMA’s mission, current strategic plan, programs, and services.
- Assisting with setting the strategic goals and vision for the association.
- Serving on task forces, working groups, and strike teams as needed.
- Asking for progress reports and generally holding accountable task forces, volunteers, and staff for projects and assignments conveyed to them.
- Requesting additional information or clarification during board meetings or from staff whenever necessary to make informed decisions.
- Discussing emerging issues and trends with the profession and IVMA, exploring ways the IVMA might better serve the membership and public.
- Studying resolutions, amendments, or other matters duly referred to the Board by the IVMA membership.
Time Commitment: This is a three-year term which begins in February 2026 and includes four board meetings a year (each meeting is 4 hours) and electronic communications via email and Slack. Minimal travel may be involved.
IVMA Leaders – All board members shall be members in good standing of the IVMA and the make-up of the IVMA board attempts to represent diverse representation and thought. IVMA board members must act in the best interest of IVMA in executing their duties, keeping in mind the needs of IVMA members.
Location: IVMA Offices; 125 West Market Street, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Nomination Form – Click here to access the nomination form. The nomination form is due by August 1st.
Nomination Form
Must be submitted by August 1st.
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