NCRA’s Board of Directors ensures legal and ethical integrity and maintains accountability of NCRA’s committees, liaisons, and task forces. It follows the procedures prescribed in adopted Bylaws, Code of Ethics, Policy and Procedures Manuals, and the Strategic Management Plan.
Governance Documents/Policies and Procedures NCRA volunteer leadership positions and entities, including its Board of Directors and all Committees, Task Forces, and Liaisons, adhere to policies and procedures.
Strategic Management Plan
The Strategic Management Plan (SMP) is NCRA’s guiding document for vision, mission, programs, and priorities. It ensures volunteer leaders and staff are working to meet the needs of the membership.
Code of Ethics
NCRA has a Code of Ethics as well as a process for filing an ethics complaint. To learn more about our Code of Ethics and/or how to file an ethics complaint please click the following link.
Annual Report to the Membership
In order to provide the membership an update of NCRA’s work over the past year, and to launch the new administrative year, this presentation has been developed. Click the video below to hear this informative update by: Vanessa Stinson Hoffmann, BS, CTR; NCRA 2022-2023 President Maria Teresa J. Ramirez, BS, CTR; NCRA 2022-2023 President Elect/Secretary Misty Sonnenberg, BBA, CTR; NCRA 2022-2023 Sr. Treasurer
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