ISACA Notes From the Board Room

The value of voluntary work might lead to immediate rewards, but the cumulative effect of volunteering eventually becomes transformative.

Professionals who keep purpose top of mind instead of focusing heavily on the specific tasks they are used to performing will be better positioned to thrive in the dynamic tech workforce of the future.

At a time when traditional boundaries between digital trust disciplines are vanishing, ISACA is focused on driving innovation that will support members in a new era.

Responsibilities to an organization do not end when the term does for outgoing members of a board of directors.

ISACA is poised for growth in Latin America by taking steps forward in localization, member engagement and advocacy, as well as benefiting from a new accredited training program for chapters.

Leadership development is a valuable component of ISACA membership, including opportunities to develop those skills at the local chapter level and leadership-themed webinars, conference sessions and courses.

ISACA Board Director Asaf Weisberg addresses the Board's composition and varied backgrounds in this installment of Notes from the Boardroom.

ISACA's growing policy influence with global governments will create healthier digital trust disciplines and expand opportunities for ISACA members.

Pam Nigro shares how her years in ISACA chapter leadership compares and contrasts to her current role on the ISACA Global Board of Directors, and what has helped her progress along the way.