Advisory Board
A key to building a secure organization is having an independent advisory board of community leaders, motorcycle Safety enthusiasts and other interested people. Advisory board members are active volunteers and should reflect diversified representation from various cultures, socioeconomic groups, and urban and rural settings.
Advisory board members take responsibility for specific tasks while attending meetings and provide input and feedback. All members are expected to carry out a specific function independently. An advisory member's focus should be helping the board of directors with certain responsibilities, not replacing it. Both boards should work in a team effort with the organization's best interests in mind.
Advisory board members attend regular board and committee meetings each year to share information, discuss ideas and make decisions. Once a structure is in place, the board can distribute its governing functions and responsibilities equally among its members to maximize its effectiveness through committee setting. Advisory board members join an organization for a limited amount of time and pledge their personal, professional and financial resources to help assist in their mission.
Each Advisory Board member agrees to contribute a minimum of $1200.00 in donations through cash or gift value to AMSAF on a yearly s.
Advisory board member duties and responsibilities are assigned at the discretion of the board of directors. Each Advisory Board member is required to commit to being on one of the Strategic Plan Committee’s. Some responsibilities typically assigned to an advisory board member include:
Advisory Board Application
