FMA branch committees are established in every state and the ACT and represent the members in their local region.
Branch committees are a forum for information exchange and event development and implementation, they also have input into other facets of policy, knowledge and membership growth.
Members of branch committees are expected to provide:
support for the implementation of events within their branch area
feedback on relevant industry information and intelligence
input into policy and knowledge discussions
support for initiatives that will grow the FMA membership base
Branch committees are constituted bodies and are comprised of (up to) 12 individuals who are elected by FMA members for a two-year term and are required to adhere to the Branch Committee Charter.
To find out who is currently sitting on your branch committee:
