Chapter Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteering your expertise and support are rewarding and powerful ways to make an impact on the Chapter. Being a volunteer, in a global network of professionals, will provide you the opportunity to develop key relationships with industry leaders and professionals that will contribute towards your career development and enhance your opportunities to learn new areas. ISACA London Chapter volunteers will be awarded CPE credits for their time investment while in volunteer opportunities.

Dear ISACA London Chapter Members,

We are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for several key Board Director roles. This is an essential step in getting our chapter fully operational again, with a focus on transparency and member engagement.

Board Director Portfolios

  • Academic Relations
  • Communications
  • Company Secretary
  • Events
  • External Relations
  • Government and Regulatory Affairs
  • Marketing
  • Membership, Certification & Training
  • Treasurer

How to Apply
Please submit your expression of interest, including a cover note outlining relevant skills and experience suited to the role(s) you are applying for, along with your resume, to admin@isaca-london.org by 6pm, 15th November.

President

  • The President is the leader of the chapter, responsible for overseeing all chapter activities and initiatives. They provide strategic direction, lead board meetings, and represent the chapter in external forums. The president also fosters relationships with other professional organisations and promotes the ISACA brand within the local community.

Vice President

  • The Vice President supports the president in their duties and assumes their responsibilities in their absence. They may oversee specific committees or projects, assist in strategic planning, and liaise with other chapter leaders and members.

Treasurer

  • The Treasurer manages the chapter's finances, including budgeting, accounting, and financial reporting. They collect dues, disburse funds for chapter activities, and ensure proper financial controls are in place, including insurance arrangements. The treasurer also prepares financial statements, tax returns and reports for the chapter board. An accountancy qualification is a requirement.

Company Secretary

  • The Company Secretary is responsible for maintaining the chapter records. They document meeting minutes and ensure adherence to external regulations, for example, data protection, and compliance with ISACA's bylaws and policies.

Academic Relations and Research Director

  • The Academic Relations and Research Director serves as the liaison for local academic institutions, makes recommendations for sponsorship of academic activities and may represent the chapter on committees for joint events.

Communications Director

  • The Communications Director manages the chapter's internal and external communications. They run and oversee the chapter website, social media accounts, newsletters, and other communication channels. The communications team promotes chapter events, shares relevant industry news and resources, and fosters dialogue among members.

Events Director

  • The Events Director oversees all of the events that the Chapter organises, including planning, coordinating, execution and devaluation of chapter events and activities.

External Relations Director

  • The External Relations Director focuses on building and maintaining relationships with external stakeholders, including other professional organisations and industry partners.

Government and Regulatory Affairs Director

  • The Government and Regulatory Affairs Director represents the interests of the chapter and its members in regulatory, legislative, and industry forums and informs members of regulatory and legal developments related to ISACA domains and certifications.

Marketing Director

  • The Marketing Director is responsible for assisting with publicity for chapter events and interacting with media contacts to obtain coverage of chapter events. This team also provides marketing material and promotional items for internal and external events.

Membership, Certification and Training Director

  • The Membership, Certification and Training Director oversees the chapter's professional development and training programs. They coordinate with trainers, speakers, and venues to organise seminars, workshops, and certification exam preparation courses. The education director also evaluates member training needs and ensures that chapter activities align with ISACA's educational objectives.