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The Canadian Kennel Club is strengthened by members who are willing to share their experience, represent their communities and help guide the organization forward.
As the upcoming CKC election and referendum approach, members are encouraged to consider accepting a nomination to represent their Zone as a CKC Board Member.
Why become a Board member?
Serving on the CKC Board is an opportunity to contribute to decisions that shape the future and direction of the Club and its members. Board members bring the valued perspectives of their Zones to the national table, helping ensure that the experiences, priorities and concerns of members across Canada are considered.
The role offers an opportunity to:
You do not need to have every answer to make a meaningful contribution. Strong Boards benefit from different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives, and people who are prepared to listen, learn and work collaboratively.
Why does your voice matter?
CKC members understand the opportunities and challenges facing Canada's dog community. Whether your experience comes from breeding, showing, judging, volunteering with a club, participating in canine sports or another area of the dog world, that perspective can help inform the CKC's future.
Putting your name forward is about more than filling a position. It is an opportunity to serve your fellow members, strengthen the connection between the Board and the broader CKC community, and help ensure that the organization continues to evolve while remaining grounded in the needs of its members.
The future of the CKC depends on engaged members who are willing to participate, share their voices and lead.
Could you be one of them?
Learn more about the nomination process, eligibility requirements, important election and referendum dates, and the commitment involved in serving on the Board:
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