MEETING DETAILS:
DATE: Wednesday, December 2, 2026
NOMINATIONS MEETING: 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
MEMBER APPRECIATION MEETING & DINNER: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Century Bar & Grill
ADDRESS: 3883 W. Century Blvd., Inglewood, California, 90303, USA
- Dinner is FREE for members
- Learn more about the Nominations Process, Elections, and Delegate Assembly. Nominate yourself for a leadership position.
- Network and socialize with your fellow members and colleagues
- Get informed about ACSS-related news that affects Excluded Employees
- Review Chapter business
- No guests allowed due to limited meeting room space
NOMINATIONS MEETING:
Nominating yourself as a Chapter Officer or as a Delegate is a great way to get involved and become a part of positive change.
At this meeting you will:
- Learn more about the leadership positions available and duties involved
- Learn about ACSS Nominations, Elections, and Delegate Assembly
- Understand the process of how to properly nominate yourself for a leadership position
- Have the opportunity to introduce yourself to your fellow members in attendance and explain why you are running for a leadership position
If you have never been involved with the leadership of an association, a great place to start is to become a Delegate. Delegates have the unique experience of being the voice that represents the membership at Delegate Assembly. Delegates vote on Association policy changes and elect Board Members. ACSS staff and your fellow Chapter Officers will help train you.
Many Delegates go on to become even more involved with the organization and with their own Chapter Leadership. Once you have familiarized yourself with the process of ACSS Leadership, many opportunities for advancement can open up for you,
Get involved and become a leader. Your voice matters!
Open Chapter Officer Positions:
- Chapter President
- Chapter Vice President
- Secretary/Treasurer
- Delegate
You may nominate yourself or someone else for one or more of these positions at this meeting.
Click here to learn more about Open Nominations and position descriptions.
