Lead the Future of Reflexology in Canada
Join RAC’s National Board of Directors in 2026
RAC is growing. So is the opportunity to shape what comes next.
As the national voice of reflexology therapy in Canada, RAC depends on thoughtful leaders who care about the profession and the people within it. Our Board of Directors helps guide strategy, uphold standards, and ensure the long-term strength of the Association.
If you believe in the value of reflexology therapy and want to contribute beyond your own practice, we invite you to consider serving on RAC’s National Board.
You do not need to have served before. You do not need to have all the answers. You do need a commitment to professionalism, collaboration, and the future of the profession.
Why Serve on the National Board?
As a Board member, you will:
- 🔸 Help shape the national direction of reflexology therapy
- 🔸 Contribute to governance, standards, and long-term planning
- 🔸 Strengthen your leadership and decision-making skills
- 🔸 Connect with colleagues across Canada
- 🔸 Support the credibility and recognition of reflexology therapists nationwide
RAC advances because members choose to step forward.
Who We Are Looking For
We welcome individuals who:
Demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and sound judgment
Care about the future of reflexology in Canada
Are willing to think strategically and contribute respectfully
Bring experience in leadership, governance, finance, law, policy, communications, or strategy. Experience is an asset, not a requirement.
Diverse backgrounds and perspectives strengthen our Board. If you are unsure whether you are “qualified,” we encourage you to reach out and explore the conversation.
Board Directors focus on oversight, governance, and strategic direction of the Association, not day-to-day operations.
Board Composition
The majority of Directors must be RAC members in good standing.
RAC may appoint up to two non-members to strengthen governance capacity and bring valuable external expertise.
We value representation from across provinces, practice settings, and professional experiences.
Board Commitment
Directors are expected to:
- 🔸 Attend and participate in regular Board meetings
- 🔸 Serve on at least one committee or portfolio
- 🔸 Review materials and contribute to informed discussion
- 🔸 Attend the Annual General Meeting
- 🔸 Uphold fiduciary and ethical responsibilities
Board service requires preparation and engagement, but meetings are virtual and structured to support volunteer leaders with busy professional lives.
Eligibility
Applicants must:
- 🔸 Be a member in good standing with RAC (unless applying as one of the two permitted non-member positions)
- 🔸 Meet eligibility requirements outlined in RAC’s Bylaws
- 🔸 Demonstrate alignment with RAC’s mission and values
Full details are included in the Nomination Package.
Be a member in good standing with RAC (unless applying as one of the two permitted non-member positions)
Meet eligibility requirements outlined in RAC’s Bylaws
Demonstrate alignment with RAC’s mission and values
Nomination and Review Process
Download and complete the Nomination Package (see below).
Submit completed forms by email to: ceo@reflexologycanada.org
The Nominating Committee will review submissions.
Selected candidates will be contacted for a conversation.
Approved candidates will provide:
- A professional photo
- A short biography (maximum 200 words)
Approved candidates will appear on the electronic ballot for membership voting.
Important Deadline
📌 All nomination materials must be submitted by April 17, 2026.
Late or incomplete applications may not be considered.
Step Forward! Make an Impact.
RAC’s strength depends on members who are willing to step into leadership.
Serving on the National Board is not about titles. It is about stewardship, responsibility, and shaping the next chapter of reflexology therapy in Canada.
If you have ever thought, “Maybe I could contribute more,” this may be the moment.
We encourage you to step forward.
Questions?
For more information, please contact:
Marakary Bayo
CEO and Registrar
Reflexology Association of Canada
or call 204 477 4909 ext. 203
