Call for nominations: APC 2026 Board of Directors

The nomination period for the APC 2026 Board of Directors is open through August 18, 2025.

We’re seeking passionate, informed, influential compounding leaders to help guide our alliance as members of the APC Board of Directors.

NOMINATION FORM

Here's what the job entails:

Strategic thinking
Stakeholder engagement
Resource allocation
Holding APC accountable to the board-ordained outcomes we’re pursuing
Occasional crystal ball-reading

Now is no time to sit back. The challenges confronting the profession are many. If compounding has been good to you, consider lending us what you’ve learned. Consider putting your knowledge and leadership ability to work on behalf of your profession. Work with us to confront those challenges.

Requirements

APC board members must be:

A current voting APC member in good standing
Willing to prepare, participate productively, and attend regularly scheduled board meetings including three face-to-face meetings in person or via teleconference
Able to meet the time requirements
- Teleconference meetings generally run about two hours; face-to-face meetings about three to four hours
- Time to read and review the provided meeting materials prior to the meeting
- Willing to serve on at least one APC committee, which meets an additional one to two hours per month per committee
Willing to share their knowledge, values, skills, and expertise to the board’s efforts to fulfill its responsibilities

The Process

The Nominating Committee will receive nominations and recommend a slate of candidates to run for office. The APC Board of Directors will approve the slate of candidates, which is then presented to the APC membership for voting.

2026 Board of Directors seats available

For 2026, five board seats will stand for election. Please see detailed information below, including candidate eligibility and term length for each board position. Click here for the 2025 Board of Directors list with districts and terms.

Candidates in District II, III, IV, and VII must run in their designated district and are not eligible to run for an At-Large seat. Candidates may only run for the At-Large seat if there is NOT a vacancy in their primary district.

Current voting APC members are eligible to run only in the primary district they live in. Candidates must have a current individual pharmacist, technician or supporter membership or work for a current pharmacy/facility member and be a pharmacist, technician or supporter.

Candidates may self-nominate.

DISTRICT II:

Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington, D.C.