Regulation Committee

 The Regulation Committee identifies problems and challenges in the compliance, enforcement, self-insurance, insurance, and coverage areas. Through presentations, discussions, breakout sessions, and surveys the Regulation Committee supports its mission and the mission of the IAIABC.

The IAIABC Regulation Committee will be appointing a new Chair and Vice Chair for a term starting March 5, 2025 - December 31, 2025. This is the first of many upcoming transitions in IAIABC Committee leadership to help foster new voices and leaders within the IAIABC community and gain fresh perspectives into the issues impacting the industry. Committee leadership is an excellent opportunity to develop leadership skills, connect with peers, and drive content and information development. Applications are open now through February 7, 2025.

Responsibilities

Chair

• Facilitate meeting discussions both in-person and virtually
• Develop a succession plan by mentoring other leaders and Committee members

Vice Chair

• Fill in for Chair as needed
• Capture meeting minutes
• Provide written Committee descriptions and updates no more than four times per year.

Both Chair and Vice Chair

• Leadership and Oversight: Develop, distribute, and facilitate meeting agendas and ensure productive discussions. Foster an open, collaborative, and productive culture with leaders, members, and the IAIABC community.
• Strategic Planning: Develop and implement plans to achieve Committee goals. Coordinate with other committees and staff to ensure alignment with the IAIABC’s strategic plan.
• Communication: Regularly connect with members, liaisons, and other stakeholders, including the IAIABC Joint Committee Council (JCC).
• Coordination: Collaborate with members to identify and secure presentations, speakers, content, and/or materials for in-person and virtual meetings.
• Training and Development: Attend Committee Leader training courses as provided by the IAIABC.

Qualifications

• Employed by an IAIABC Member organization in good standing.
• Comfortable with public speaking and presenting to various audiences.
• Experience in managing projects from inception to completion while meeting deadlines.
• Ability to work effectively with diverse populations and understand cultural nuances.
• Commitment to the Association’s mission and values.
• Ability to travel to two in-person events per year.

Read the Full Position Descriptions

Upcoming Calls

View upcoming meetings on the calendar.

Current Projects

• Discussing and monitoring independent contractor vs. employee issues related to new business models (e.g., transportation networking companies like Uber and Lyft)
• Discussing and examining issues facing temporary workers

Committee Materials

Official committee members can continue to the Regulation Committee Community.

Regulation Committee Leadership

The IAIABC Regulation Committee is led by the Interim Chair, Heather Lore, IAIABC Executive Director as of January 2025.