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BBRSDA Board Candidate Questionnaire

BBRSDA Board Candidates are invited to respond to the following questions.  The objective is to allow Candidates the opportunity to more fully express their views on issues of interest to Bristol Bay driftnet fishermen and to give members a means for comparing Candidates.  Responding to this questionnaire is voluntary.  Answers will be posted along with your Candidate information to the BBRSDA website and will be included in ballot packets mailed to members.

 

When drafting replies, candidates should keep in mind there are legal restrictions (IRS regulations, state law, by-laws, etc.) on the Association. Also, answers should focus on your own qualifications, experience, and vision for BBRSDA. The BBRSDA reserves the right to withhold any content or materials which contain potentially defamatory, slanderous, false light, and/or libelous claims from publication and dissemination. BBRSDA Governance information can be found here: https://www.bbrsda.com/governance/.

Please contact Becky Machain at 907-519-6993 or info@bbrsda.com.
Thank you very much for your interest in being on the BBRSDA’s Board of Directors.

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