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Technology & Data Intelligence Committee

About

  • The Technology & Data Intelligence Committee serves as a strategic advisor to the Board on all matters related to information technology, data governance, and cybersecurity. This group of tech-savvy professionals helps our Association navigate the complexities of the digital landscape and leverage technology to better serve our members.
  • Our Association has embraced technology since the early days of computerized charting. In the 1980s, members created an online community via a bulletin board system (BBS). 59This committee formalizes that forward-looking spirit, ensuring our technology infrastructure is secure, modern, and aligned with our strategic goals in an era of rapid digital transformation. 60

Mission

The mission of the Technology & Data Intelligence Committee is to provide essential strategic counsel to the Board on all matters concerning the Association’s digital landscape. We ensure that our infrastructure is modern, secure, and fully aligned with our goal of serving a global, digital-first membership. Our responsibilities include overseeing IT strategy, governance of member data, and proactive cybersecurity measures. We value innovation, security, and operational effectiveness. By leveraging technology and data intelligence, we strive to enhance the member journey, streamline operations, and mitigate organizational risk, guaranteeing a reliable and high-quality digital experience for all members worldwide.

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Core Responsibilities

Provide essential strategic counsel to the Board on the Association’s digital landscape.

Ensure infrastructure is modern, secure, and digital-first.

Oversee IT strategy, data governance, and proactive cybersecurity measures.

Leverage technology and data intelligence to enhance the member journey and operations.

Mitigate organizational risk and guarantee a reliable digital experience.

Call to Service

Understanding Groups and Gigs

What is a Group?

A Group is an ongoing, strategic body of volunteers who collaborate on a defined mission over an extended period. Groups have formal governance, defined membership, and regular meeting cadences. Joining a group means becoming part of a team committed to driving long-term impact within CMT.

What is a Gig?

A Gig is a short-term, tactical assignment with a clear deliverable and timeline. Gigs are ideal for volunteers who want to contribute their expertise to a specific task without a long-term commitment. They are time-boxed and goal-oriented.

(How to Join This Group)

Group
Ideal Candidate
Eligible CMT Journey Stages

Min: Active Professional Member; Preferred: Active Charter Holder

Key Competencies

Data/IT or cyber background; plain-English translation

Suggested Career Age & TA Depth

7+ years experience; 3+ years in data/IT; working TA literacy

What You'll Do Core Activities

Advise on IT and data strategy and roadmap alignment with organizational goals.

Provide guidance on data governance and data security best practices.

Assess emerging technologies for potential Association application.

Oversee major technology investments and projects.

Advise on leveraging analytics to inform program development.

Time Commitment
Recommended Time Commitment & Cadence
3–6 hrs/month; quarterly deep-dives; ad-hoc on incidents
At least quarterly, or as needed.
Member Appointment & Term
BYLAWS §8.02(E): The members of the committee shall be appointed by the committee chair with the approval of the Board to serve for a term of one (1) year or such longer period as the Board may determine, provided that no individual shall serve as a member of a committee (including anytime as committee chair) for more than four (4) consecutive years.
Gigs

Available short-term assignments will be listed here.