NSCP is looking for new ideas and dynamic new presenters who face the same day-to-day challenges as our membership and other industry professionals. We invite you to share your experiences, advice, and tried and tested strategies.

Advise and provide assistance to the NSCP Board and Staff, evaluate regulatory opportunities where the voice of NSCP can add value, generate ideas for new regulatory relationships/partnerships, review current regulatory offering and benefits, and advance the interests of NSCP membership.

The Publications Committee is looking for NSCP members to join the committee’s RIA Subcommittee.

The Publications Committee is looking for NSCP members to join the committee’s Regulatory Affairs Subcommittee.

NSCP is seeking members with finance experience to join NSCP's Finance Committee as an advisor. You will be working along with NSCP board members. Finance advisors provide insights and recommendations to NSCP’s leadership helping them make informed decisions about financial matters.

The Publications Committee is looking for NSCP members to join the committee’s Professional Development Subcommittee.

The Publications Committee is looking for NSCP members to join the committee’s Broker-Dealer Subcommittee.

The NSCP Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Committee is an important component of the National Society of Compliance Professionals (“NSCP”). The mission of the Committee is to assist in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the association so that all members are able to contribute, grow, and excel.

In order to ensure the continuity of leadership for the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Committee, the role of the Deputy Committee Co-Chair is to shadow the current Co-Chairs in preparation to step into the role when a Co-Chair’s term has ended.

In order to ensure the continuity of leadership for the Regulatory Advisory Committee, the role of the Deputy Committee Co-Chair is to shadow the current Co-Chair(s) in preparation to step into the role when a Co-Chair’s term has ended.

Review PowerPoint presentations submitted by speakers a week or two prior to the event date to ensure that all learning objectives are being covered in the presentation as intended by the conference committee.

Participate in weekly committee calls (as available) from November through March to generate new ideas for sessions and write the session descriptions for each virtual and in-person event.

We invite you to share your experiences, advice, and tried and tested strategies.

Publications Committee members will participate in monthly committee meetings, determine timely topics for articles, solicit articles and authors for NSCP Currents, and review articles prior to publication.

NSCP Members-in-Charge assist at the National Conference with getting sessions started on time, speaker introductions, Q&A session moderation and serving as a liaison between attendees and speakers.