NCMA Strengthens Leadership Team to Better Support Members
The National Contract Management Association (NCMA) has made noteworthy changes in its leadership structure by appointing two exceptional individuals to key roles within the organization. These new additions reflect NCMA's commitment to supporting its expanding membership and enhancing the community for over 100,000 dedicated professionals in the contract management sector.
Meet Kristin Dietz: Vice President of Membership & Community
Kristin Dietz has stepped into the role of Vice President of Membership & Community at NCMA. In this position, she will play a crucial role in developing a vibrant network for members, driving growth, and ensuring active engagement across various chapters and communities. With an impressive career spanning over 25 years in associations, Dietz previously served as the Global Head and Director of Standards and Publications at the Project Management Institute (PMI). Her leadership has included key positions that notably increased both membership and volunteer participation, alongside which she developed impactful programs and products.
Dietz's Vision for Engaging Members
Dietz’s vision for NCMA focuses on fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for its members, which she sees as essential for the organization’s long-term growth. Her expertise in building robust membership structures and community connections will be vital for expanding NCMA's influence in contract management practices. By prioritizing member needs, she intends to enhance the services provided and improve retention rates, ultimately ensuring that every member feels valued and engaged.
Mark Hornby Takes on Role in Finance & Operations
Joining NCMA alongside Dietz is Mark Hornby, who has been appointed as the Vice President of Finance & Operations. With more than ten years of significant experience in financial management, Hornby brings extensive knowledge that will further enhance NCMA’s operational capabilities. He previously served as Senior Director at Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), where he demonstrated his financial expertise and strategic operational insights.
Driving Operational Excellence with Hornby’s Leadership
Hornby’s focus will be on boosting the efficiency of NCMA’s operations as the organization continues to expand its programs and initiatives. His financial savvy is anticipated to greatly benefit NCMA’s sustainability and growth, positioning the organization to better serve its members and fulfill its mission within the broad contract management community.
Leadership Perspectives and the Path Ahead
Brian A. Weiss, NCMA's Chief Operating Officer, expressed excitement about the new appointments, stating, "Kristin and Mark both bring a wealth of experience and leadership that will significantly enhance NCMA's ability to serve its members and achieve our strategic goals.” His sentiment underscores the critical nature of their roles in advancing NCMA’s goals aimed at leading and innovating in the field of contract management.
The combined expertise of Dietz and Hornby provides a powerful advantage for NCMA as it navigates the challenges of supporting its members while promoting excellence within the contract management profession. By harmonizing member engagement with operational efficacy, they will collaborate closely to ensure that NCMA remains a leader in the industry.
About NCMA
The National Contract Management Association, or NCMA, is a thriving community of more than 100,000 professionals dedicated to the field of contract management. The organization is committed to fostering both the growth and recognition of contract management as an essential profession. Through its diverse initiatives, NCMA connects professionals from both the public and private sectors, providing a platform for sharing ideas and innovations that propel the industry forward.
NCMA’s dedication to excellence ensures that its members have the tools and resources they need to succeed in their careers. The association’s goal of establishing a global standard language for contract management practices underscores its commitment to advancing the profession and enhancing the value its members bring to their organizations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What recent changes have been made at NCMA?
NCMA has appointed Kristin Dietz as the Vice President of Membership & Community and Mark Hornby as the Vice President of Finance & Operations to enhance leadership.
What is Kristin Dietz's role at NCMA?
As Vice President of Membership & Community, Dietz is responsible for driving membership growth and ensuring a supportive network for members.
How will Mark Hornby contribute to NCMA?
Hornby will focus on improving operational efficiency and financial management as the new Vice President of Finance & Operations.
What is NCMA's mission?
NCMA aims to foster a globally recognized contract management profession and create a strong community for its members.
What are the benefits of NCMA membership?
Members gain access to resources, networking opportunities, and professional development that enhance their careers in contract management.
