Before you vote: The SIR governance evolution
Are you ready for the SIR governance evolution?
10 years has been particularly notable, in terms of membership size, programs and assets, and staff functions, yet with only incremental change in form or process. Leadership recognizes that the current governance and operational structures need to evolve in order to support continued innovation and growth of interventional radiology, while
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s SIR and SIR Foundation approach their 50th and 40th anniversaries, respectively, their growth over the past
still embodying the SIR core values that exemplify the culture of our members, volunteers and staff.
What will change?
• The transition of the SIR Executive Council into the SIR Board of Directors, a more effective and skills- based governing body. The new Board of Directors will consist of 11 members, reduced from 26 members.
• The expansion of the former SIR Service Lines into Clinicial Specialty
Councils to address the diverse clinical needs of members.
• The formation of a new SIR and SIR Foundation Steering Council to ensure communication and collaboration between SIR, SIR Foundation and their divisions. The Steering Council will connect divisions with the clinical expertise of the Clinical Specialty Councils. The Steering Council will focus on moving the SIR and SIR Foundation strategic plan forward by increasing the authority and accountability of the SIR and SIR Foundation divisions.
• The creation of more opportunities for volunteers to serve in a variety of leadership positions within SIR and SIR Foundation.
SIR Governance Structure
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