Call for Nominations: 2024 Brewers Association Board of Directors Election Deadline Extended

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The Brewers Association (BA) is seeking self-nominations for the 2024 Board of Directors election. To ensure understanding of the commitment required to serve the industry, and to improve the efficiency of the nomination process, nominees must self-nominate.

The deadline to submit a nomination has been extended to Wednesday, August 28 at 5:00 p.m. MDT.

The board is seeking nominees who possess one or more of the following:

  • Prior or current Brewers Association committee or subcommittee experience; OR
  • Prior or current experience serving in an officer position with a state brewers guild; OR
  • Unique perspectives, insights, or experience that will benefit the craft brewing community.

The BA is dedicated to the goal of building a culturally diverse board of directors that is committed to fostering equity and inclusion in the craft brewing industry. Women and nonbinary individuals, racial/ethnic minorities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, individuals with disabilities, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

Nominees should be brewery owners or designated as the brewery voting member representative by brewery ownership.

There are four open seats—one for pub brewers, two for packaging brewers, and one for taproom brewers. The election will occur in the fall of 2024. The board terms are three years each and start in February 2025.

Nominees must include the following deliverables with their nomination:

  1. 45-second video
  2. Photo
  3. Candidate Statement
  4. Short Answer Questions

Board candidates should review the association’s foundational documents and Board of Directors Expectations Agreement.

The governance and nominating committee will propose and set the final slate based on organizational gaps, such as geographic, size, and candidate diversity, and achievements on behalf of the craft brewing community.

Please reach out to Paul Gatza and Jessica O’Leary-Brennan with any questions.

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