The Advisory Committee will convene at least twice a year to discuss and gather input on strategies to enhance capacity within the corporate, foundation, and community sectors. Members will also help foster connections and act as liaisons to boost visibility through media coverage, in-kind donations, pro-bono services, corporate partnerships, and speaking engagements. Additionally, Advisory Committee members consent to being recognized as such in printed materials and on the website.

Why Join the Advisory Committee?

As a member of the Advisory Committee, you’ll:

• Advise on Matters Related to Your Industry and Expertise: Provide guidance and insights to strengthen programs, operations, and initiatives within your area of expertise.
• Potential Pathway to Board Service: Gain valuable experience and grow into leadership roles, potentially leading to a seat on the Board of Directors.
• Serve as an Ambassador: Represent Spectrum Autism Support Group in the community by raising awareness and promoting our mission.
• Help with Fundraising Efforts: Play a critical role in ensuring the financial sustainability of our programs and services by participating in fundraising initiatives and events.

We’re Looking for People Who Are:
AC members are expected to serve as ambassadors by fully understanding and pledging to support the Mission and Values.

• Passionate about autism advocacy and inclusion.
• Experienced in areas such as education, healthcare, finance, marketing, community engagement, or other relevant fields.
• Eager to share their knowledge and advice on strategies to enhance Spectrum’s programs and impact.
• Enthusiastic about serving as ambassadors to expand Spectrum’s reach and influence.
• Interested in developing skills and connections that may lead to future board service.

Benefits of Joining:

• Gain leadership and governance experience.
• Expand your professional network within a vibrant, mission-driven community.
• Play a key role in advancing autism awareness, support, and services in the community.
• Make a tangible difference in the lives of neurodiverse individuals and their families.