AMCA will defend and advance members’ interests through building codes, standards, regulations and education.

Goals

INDUSTRY RELATIONS

Engage other organizations and governing bodies that affect industry.

COMPETING STANDARDS

Encourage adoption and harmonization of AMCA standards.

VENTILATION ISSUES

Increase participation in air quality arenas

REGULATIONS AND PROGRAMS

Represent members’ interest in codes, standards and regulations

COMPETING TECHNOLOGIES

Monitor industry developments

REGIONAL TECHNICAL STAFFING

Maintain staff with necessary technical acumen

AMCA will expand and strengthen participation and enforcement of the Certified Ratings Program

The CRP initiative is divided in three major areas: program (changes that need to be reviewed and voted on by the membership), process (things that staff can do independently to make the program easier), and enforcement (greater scrutiny from staff into areas that have been identified as problematic).

Goals

INTEGRITY

Strengthen enforcement and credibility

TESTING 

Expand and strengthen participation and scope through testing activities

LAB ACCREDITATION

Enhance/ promote Lab Accreditation Program

GROWTH

Increase the number of participants and the number of certified products

RELEVANCE

Ensure continued market significance

AMCA will improve, broaden, and focus participation and awareness of the association.

Goals

COMMUNICATIONS

Improve communications with AMCA members and staff.

EDUCATION

Expand educational efforts 

STATISTICS

Collect market data for use by members and industry

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION

Develop programs to encourage and empower industry

NETWORKING 

Develop a robust global schedule of meetings and events

The AMCA Board of Directors will work to ensure operational excellence of the association through proactive fiscal, reputational, and organizational governance. 

Goals

REGIONAL REALIGNMENT

Correctly configure regions for growth and service

SELF-SUFFICIENCY

Establish regional self-sufficiency

GLOBAL PERCEPTION

Ensure that AMCA is perceived as a global association