Chapter Volunteer Opportunities

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Volunteers are the backbone of ISACA. When members share their time and expertise, they directly strengthen our Chapter and help drive its growth. While dedicated leadership is important, expanding our impact requires many hands and diverse skills. 

We know people often hesitate to volunteer because they fear long‑term commitments. But not every role is ongoing or time‑intensive—many opportunities are one‑time tasks that take just 1–2 hours and still make a meaningful difference on our chapter.  

Academic Relations

  • Contact local College and University Staff and Professors to inform them of the benefits ISACA can offer to their students.
  • Future opportunities include meeting with students and possibly organizing a career fair.

Certification

  • Help coordinate CISA, CISM, CGEIT, and CRISC review programs, facilities and/or instructors.
  • Promote ISACA certifications and encourage auditors and security professionals to register for exams and review classes.

Education

  • Register and Check-in attendees at the seminar.
  • Write reviews of education seminars.
  • Assist in contacting and coordinating vendors and venues to fulfill our education plan.

Emerging Professionals

  • Help plan/assist with event planning, networking activities, mentoring opportunities, open discussion forums designed for individuals new to the profession, Career related workshops and opportunities such as 'resume writing', mock interviews and a number of collaborative events with other committees.            

SheLeadsTech

  • Assist with planning SheLeads ech events (on-site registration, other on-site event assistance, researching speakers, sponsors, venues, caterers).          
  • Help identify and provide 'Women in Tech' social media content in an effort to increase the representation of women in technology leadership roles and the tech workforce. This can also include book readings and industry events.

Sponsorship

  • Place your Business in front of established decision-makers and practitioners.
  • Present training sessions to our Membership Conference attendees.
  • Build relationships with industry professionals.

Chapter NewsLetter

  • Provide updates to our Newsletter by working with the current Board Members and Committees and Chapter Membership.
  • Submit articles on various topics.

Corporate Relations

  • Seek feedback from corporate leaders in Audit, Information Security, Governance, Risk, and Control fields on services and value offered by ISACA and gain ideas for new offerings – in areas of education, membership, and certification.
  • Determine good practices, techniques, tools in use by corporate leaders that could be shared at membership meetings or form the basis for a training session offering.

Membership

  • Meeting and event planning, on-site registration, and other on-site event assistance. Planning activities include researching speakers, venues, caterers.  On-site assistance includes reporting on event happenings, photography, providing information to participants.

Scroll down to explore each Committees and discover where your skills can help.  

For questions or comments, please contact volunteer@isacany.org 

Relevant Links: 

ISACA NYM Willingness to Serve Form 

ISACA NYM Conflict of Interest Form