As a current participant or past graduate of the Institute for Leadership & Advocacy, service on a public sector board or commission is an excellent way to involve yourself in the local government decision-making process. These bodies exist for different functions and consist of local leaders who use their expertise to make or inform decisions that impact the community.
Selection often entails an appointment process that involves elected officials, and can require consideration of the following:
The Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce often receives requests from local government officials for nomination of qualified individuals to serve in these roles. The City of Toledo, for example, posts a listing of current openings. Those interested in such opportunities are encouraged to visit the Chamber’s Boards and Commissions webpage. A link to a nomination interest form, which can be submitted to the Chamber, can be found on the webpage. For more information, contact Tim Schneider at (419) 243-8191 or [email protected].
- Residency in the jurisdiction
- Professional and educational background
- Past community activity
- Availability for time commitment
- Potential conflicts of interest
The Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce often receives requests from local government officials for nomination of qualified individuals to serve in these roles. The City of Toledo, for example, posts a listing of current openings. Those interested in such opportunities are encouraged to visit the Chamber’s Boards and Commissions webpage. A link to a nomination interest form, which can be submitted to the Chamber, can be found on the webpage. For more information, contact Tim Schneider at (419) 243-8191 or [email protected].
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