Committees

The MMTA Committees are valuable resources for the Association and the membership.  The committees and their dedicated members who volunteer their time, expertise and skills are a true driver of the association. Please consider serving on one or more of the committees.  In addition to the reward of contributing to the MMTA, you’ll receive one experience point per year per committee for the CPFA certification through the APT US&C.

Legislative Committee:  This committee meets four times a year.  In order to receive credit for serving on the committee, you must either attend three meetings or submit information for any meeting you can't attend.

Membership Committee:  This committee works to increase the membership of the association by planning strategies to reach out to non-members; making personal contacts, especially within their geographic region; contacting current and lapsed members. The membership committee is involved with the MMTA mentor program and the merchandise program. 

Communications Committee: This committee is responsible for administering the MMTA Facebook group, the MMTA website and providing the membership with educational articles about the treasury profession.

Education (Institute) Committee, Fall Conference Committee, Winter Workshop Committee, and MMTA in the UP Committee:  These committees plan and organize various educational opportunities. Members are involved in planning committee meetings (most are now virtual Zoom meetings), and assist at events with registration, introductions, etc., when possible.

Professional Development Committee:  This committee lead the planning for Advanced Institute and works with the Education Committee on planning and implementing additional educational programs (e.g., day seminars or certification classes) as directed by the Board of Directors. The PDC is also responsible for the review and approval of  MiCPT applications and renewals every June.

All committees are open to both Active and Associate Members. Volunteer for a committee by contacting your Association Managers.

Note: to receive experience points for volunteering on a committee, you must be actively involved in the committee by attending meetings, completing assigned responsibilities, etc., as determined by the committee chair.