The National Fluid Power Association recently named a slate of nominees for its board of directors.
Election takes place during NFPA’s annual business meeting, Feb. 15 in Ojai, California. All terms begin July 1.
NFPA’s nominating committee recommended the industry leaders listed below for the board.
OFFICERS
Terms expiring June 30, 2024
Chair: Tom Hunter, Vice President, Global Business Development, Husco
Vice Chair: Keith Simons, President & CEO, OEM Controls
Treasurer: Jim Slone, Executive Vice President, Business Development, SunSource
Secretary: David Price, Vice President of Business Development, QCC
DIRECTORS
Terms expiring June 30, 2026
Terms expiring June 30, 2025
Terms expiring June 30, 2024
In accordance with NFPA bylaws, nine director-level board seats are allocated to manufacturer, distributor and supplier members in numbers proportionate to the contributions of these three constituencies to NFPA’s overall dues revenue. This calculation is performed each fiscal year, based on the rolling averages of the previous three fiscal years. For 2023-24, the calculation has resulted in an allocation of seven seats to manufacturer members, one seat to a distributor member, and one seat to a supplier member.
The allocation does not pertain to up to four director-level board seats (which can be offered to either manufacturer or distributor members at the discretion of the nominating committee), the officer positions (which are nominated separately and can contain any number of manufacturer or distributor members), or the most recent past chair of the board (who continues to serve as director-level board member).
Only the official company representatives of NFPA manufacturer and distributor member companies are eligible to vote on Feb. 15. If a representative is not present, they may proxy their vote to a representative in attendance, or complete and send in a written ballot. The written ballot can be downloaded here. To proxy, email elanke@nfpa.com, identifying an individual who will vote on the company’s behalf.
For more information, visit https://nfpa.com/.