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Board Leadership

CASE relies on the leadership and insights of our members and key volunteers to ensure that our engagement, education, and outreach initiatives are aligned with the current and emerging needs of the education sector.

CASE Board of Trustees

Meet the current CASE Board of Trustees.

The CASE Board of Trustees is the primary governing body for the association.

It sets policy, establishes and monitors the annual budget, oversees CASE assets and ensures sound management of the association.

It is currently comprised of 30 voting members who are elected by the membership in March and serve between two to three-year terms.

Visit the CASE Board of Trustees page to learn more about the trustees.

Regional and District Leadership

The CASE Europe Board is formed of up to 18 trustees who are responsible for approving strategy and ensuring the good management of the services delivered across Europe. 
The board comprises a carefully balanced group of institutional and professional service leaders from Europe and also includes the CASE president and the chair of the CASE Board of Trustees who both serve as non-voting honorary members. Each trustee serves a three-year term of office on the Board, and can serve a maximum of two terms of office. 

Visit the CASE Europe Board of Trustees page to learn about leadership in the Europe region.

The CASE Asia-Pacific Board of Directors identifies professional development needs and builds capacity to support advancement in the region. It is a team of dedicated volunteers from the region, reflecting the breadth of CASE's geographical and institutional constituencies.

Visit the CASE Asia-Pacific Board of Trustees page to learn more about leadership in the Asia-Pacific region.

Each of CASE's eight districts within North America has a district board of directors to oversee operations, programming and services for members in that region.

Each district board is led by a volunteer chair who serves as the chief officer of the district. District chairs traditionally serve two-year terms.