FCCoC Board of directors

FEDERAL CONTRACTORS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE [BOD], are authorities in their field who can provide expertise to fill knowledge gaps between federal projects, industry leaders and those in the small business contracting members.  Many of our SMEs board members work in specific technical fields, such as information technology, construction, staffing, medical community, architecture, manufacturing, architecture & engineering, education, law, and health.  

Board Members play a critical role in providing strategic oversight and governance. 

Their responsibilities include:

• Governance: Ensuring that the Chamber’s activities align with its bylaws, policies, and strategic goals.
• Financial Oversight: Approving budgets, monitoring financial health, and ensuring fiduciary responsibility.
• Strategic Input: Offering insights and advice based on their diverse backgrounds and experiences to guide the Chamber’s strategic direction.

Their collective expertise as Board Members enriches the Chamber’s strategic planning process, ensuring robust and well-rounded decision-making. Their governance helps maintain accountability, transparency, and financial health. Board Members also serve as key connectors, facilitating valuable partnerships and networking opportunities that benefit the Chamber and its members

They have many years of formal education in their subject area, many possessing advanced degrees 

· Extensive work history in their industry

· Lead related teams for the Military or a Large-scale organization   

· Managed more than 20 persons

· Managed a budget of more than $3Mil 

FEDERAL CONTRACTORS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE [BOD], check details and facts to ensure a project-created deliverable meets technical requirements and follows best practices, company policy and current law. More specific responsibilities of SMEs include:

• Working with company leadership to education organizations on the federal acquisition regulations [FAR], project objectives, rules processes, procedures, statues and laws 
• Present and support organizations through AGENCY related policies and sub- regulations.
• Informing organizations regarding federal projects overall goals 
• Working with company leadership to create knowledge-based teams
• Creating project-related documentation and training manuals