Serve on the NCPG Board of Directors
Serving on the NCPG volunteer Board of Directors is an opportunity to join a committed diverse group of leaders across the gambling industry, helping shape the future of the organization and advance its mission.
Candidate Applications Due: April 26, 2026 at 11:59pm ET
2026 Open Board Seats
Affiliate Representative or alternate – Three open seats:
- Regular 3-year board term, 2026-2029
- Regular 3-year board term, 2026-2029
- Regular 3-year board term, 2026-2029
Individual Representative – 2 open seats:
- Vacancy 1-year board term, 2026-2027
- Regular 3-year board term, 2026-2029
Organization Representative – 1 open seat:
- Regular 3-year board term, 2026-2029
Board of Directors Candidate Application
Serving on the NCPG Board of Directors is a meaningful opportunity to help shape the future of the nation’s leading organization dedicated to reducing gambling-related harm. If you are interested in contributing your expertise, perspective, and leadership at this important moment in NCPG’s growth, we encourage you to apply through the candidate application linked below
Candidate Applications Due: April 26, 2026 at 11:59pm ET
Eligibility Requirements
- You must be a current member and your membership must be in the category for which you are nominated.
- You must have been an NCPG member for at least 12 months during the past 36 months in any category.
- All candidate applications are submitted through self-nomination.
- Affiliate Seats may be held by 2026-2027 Affiliate Representatives or Alternates, subject to additional terms.
- Organizational Seats may be held only by current Organizational Representatives.
- Individual seats may be held only by Individual Members, including Individual Plus, Joint, Joint Plus, and Honored Senior.
- Board members must maintain membership in their respective membership category during their tenure. If their position and/or membership expires or is terminated, they will be considered to have stepped down from the Board.
- You must agree to abide by the Conflict of Interest Policy and the NCPG Code of Conduct.
