Chapter Announcements

ISACA NTX is excited to offer our members a meaningful opportunity to network while supporting a philanthropic cause. We are seeking volunteers for Saturday, April 4, to help prepare lunch at the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas (RMHD) as part of their Meals That Heals program, serving RMH families.

No culinary expertise is required to participate. However, due to the compromised immune systems of many RMH children, volunteers must be in good health. This opportunity requires a 4‑hour commitment from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Given the number of RMH family members expected for lunch service, we ask for firm commitments and prompt attendance from all volunteers who choose to participate.

Please note: Kitchen space at RMHD is limited and can accommodate only a small number of ISACA NTX volunteers. To ensure a fair opportunity for all interested members, we kindly ask that you sign up only if you are fully committed to attending. This helps prevent no‑shows and allows others the chance to contribute in a meaningful way.

The event will take place at the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas 4707 Bengal St Dallas, TX l 75235.

As ISACA continues evolving their certification review training materials and instructor requirements designed to protect ISACA’s intellectual property, the North Texas chapter is temporarily unable to deliver the certification review courses without breaching our chapter’s agreements.

 I am working with ISACA to comply with requirements to offer these trainings once again, but the timeline for this process is likely to prohibit offering review courses in Fall 2025. I understand this impacts CPE plans for many of our members, and am providing notification so you may make alternate arrangements to achieve your 2025 CPE goals.

 We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

 David Friedenberg

VP - Certification, ISACA North Texas

Each year the Chapter solicits nominations of those individuals interested in serving as a chapter officer. The North Texas Chapter of ISACA Board of Directors is comprised of 10 officers and the three most recent past presidents. The officers are elected each year and work with the appointed volunteers to provide the leadership for the chapter. These are dedicated volunteers who give of their time and energy to enhance and advance the technology assurance, risk management, security and IT governance professions and organize educational meetings and seminars for our membership.

The elected officer positions for fiscal year 2025-2026 are: