TAG Board members serve three year terms and are elected by the existing Board members before TAG's Annual Board meeting each November. TAG Board members can serve two consecutive terms and then must rotate off the Board, unless they are an officer. Officers may complete their officer term and then rotate off the Board. The Board has staggered terms so that each year three existing Board members rotate off the Board and three new members join the Board. The Board has the discretion to approve Emeritus Board members each November for a one year term. Emeritus members can be re-elected without any limits. TAG is governed by a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, who are the officers of the organization.

The role of the Board President is to provide leadership, set priorities for the organization and manage the TAG staff member. The role of the Vice President is to prepare to succeed the President. The role of the Secretary is to take minutes at the meetings and the role of the Treasurer is to approve expenditures and make sure the staff acts in a fiscally appropriate manner. The role of the Board is to provide input, ideas and feedback to the TAG staff member and President and to participate in decision-making processes for the organization. The Board meets monthly.

Board Officers

Honorary Board Members

TAG Agenda Committee - This committee forms annually in January and is responsible for planning the programmatic content of the TAG Annual Conference. The committee selects a conference theme, issues a call for sessions and then reviews the submitted sessions for conference selection. Each committee member is assigned a session or two to shepherd through the process. Committee liaisons are responsible for coordinating with the session presenters to ensure the session meets its stated goals. The committee meet monthly for an hour from January through September.

Common Grant Data Committee - This committee is evaluating the possibility of creating a central data repository of grantee information that could be used to streamline the grant application process and reduce the need for nonprofits to repetitively provide the same information to funders.

TAG Logistics Committee - This committee forms annually in May and is responsible for advising the conference meeting planner about the conference logistics, including off-site events, the conference structure, meeting packet information and miscellaneous confernece logistics. The committee meets monthly for an hour from May through October.

Technology Survey Committee - This committee forms in January during years TAG is conducting the foundation-wide technology survey. The committee is responsible for reviewing the survey questions from previous years and designing the survey questions for the upcoming year. The committee also advises the TAG executive director with respect to the report's content and design. The committee meets approximately six times for one to two hours each from February to July.