Vice Chair; Volunteer Board Position

Overview

Board of Directors
· Volunteer
· Hybrid
· United States

IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ

Vice Chair (Volunteer Board Position)

National Stuttering Association

Board of Directors
· Volunteer
· Hybrid
· United States

IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ

This is a volunteer Board leadership role, not a paid position.

The National Stuttering Association is seeking a qualified volunteer to serve as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors
. This leadership role is ideal for someone passionate about nonprofit governance and committed to supporting people who stutter through thoughtful, steady leadership.

The Vice Chair works closely with the Board Chair, Executive Director, and fellow Board members to guide the organization’s strategic direction and ensure strong, mission-aligned governance. This is a non-operational role focused on oversight, continuity of leadership, and long-term organizational health.

• Serve as a member of the Board’s Executive Committee
• Chair Board meetings in the absence of the Board Chair
• Lead the Nominating Committee
• Facilitate Board orientation and ongoing Board development
• Take on special projects as determined by the Board Chair, Executive Director, or Board
• Represent the NSA at select community or organizational events

• Approximately 2–3 hours per month on average
• Some months may require additional engagement
• Consistent participation is essential

• Comfort using Gmail, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Zoom
• Clear, professional written communication skills
• Ability to read and understand budgets and financial statements
• Proven project management skills
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines
• A collaborative, team-focused leadership style
• A strong understanding of and commitment to the NSA’s mission and values
• Prior Board or nonprofit leadership experience is welcome but not required.

• This role is well-suited for someone who:
• Leads with professionalism, warmth, and emotional intelligence
• Is organized, dependable, and calm under pressure
• Collaborates effectively without personal agendas
• Is motivated by service and community impact
• Understands the difference between governance and operations
• Above all, we are seeking someone who feels a genuine calling to support people who stutter and the community that surrounds them.

Serving as Vice Chair offers the opportunity to contribute to a national nonprofit with a long-standing history of advocacy, education, and community support. This role provides meaningful leadership experience while making a tangible difference in the lives of others.

Interested candidates are encouraged to apply using the link provided.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.