Serving on the ICF NYC Board is a unique opportunity to shape the future of our chapter and the coaching profession. Board members lead with vision, represent our vibrant community, and ensure we continue to deliver meaningful value to members.
Explore the role descriptions below to see how your skills and passion can contribute. When nominations open, you’ll have the chance to apply and step into a leadership role that advances both your own professional growth and the impact of coaching in New York City and beyond.
The nominations period has closed!
Thank you to everyone who applied for the 2026 ICF NYC Board.
If you’re interested in getting involved, we invite you to review the Board Director role descriptions below. Even if you’re not serving on the Board this year, exploring these roles is a great way to learn how you might support ICF NYC through future Board service or volunteer opportunities.
Consider joining a committee as it is an opportunity to contribute and is often a path to chapter leadership.
Application Requirements
In addition to the qualifications outlined in each board role description, all applicants must:
- Have a conversation with a current Board member (ideally the incumbent in the role you’re applying for).
- Submit a completed application to the Nominating & Elections Committee using the form above.
- Provide a letter of interest.
- Provide a letter of recommendation from an active ICF NYC Chapter member.
- Meet with the Nominating & Elections Committee (via Zoom or in person) to review your application and interest in the role.
Officer and Board Role description and requirements
Questions?
Contact ICF NYC Assistance
2025 Nominating & Elections Committee
Ana Jorge
Carlo Parsons, ACC
Jes Valentin, PCC