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Membership Steering Committee:

Responsible for the development, implementation, direction, and monitoring of a new member recruitment program and member retention program for the Association. The Committee reviews the membership status of the Association and presents recommendations to the Executive Committee and Board of Directors to generate an increase in the membership. The Committee also reviews the cause and reason for any member resignations or general depletion in membership and develops countermeasures.

IMPACT Leadership Group:

Emerging leaders committed to making a lasting IMPACT on the asphalt industry through education, leadership development and networking. This Group organizes an annual conference for the next generation of leaders in the asphalt pavement industry.

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Marketing Council:

Consists of members of NAPA, the Asphalt Institute (AI), and the State Asphalt Pavement Association (SAPA) representatives. The Council provides strategic direction designed to protect and expand asphalt’s market share and help connect the Pavement Economics Committee research, Go to Market communications program, and Deployment activities. Serves as a governance body focused on market competition issues. Reviews the totality of the research, marketing, and deployment programs to assess the path forward.

Pavement Economics Committee (PEC):

The PEC is a joint effort of NAPA and the State Asphalt Pavement Associations. The PEC develops scientific research projects and analysis that positions asphalt as the pavement material of choice. Provides technical knowledge and scientific reports to the communications and deployment programs. Works to strengthen legislative grassroots activities and to insulate the industry from harmful legislation on the state and national level. Manages the Asphalt Pavement Economics Fund that supports industry research. The PEC is supported by four NAPA/SAPA Task Groups.

Develops and guides NAPA’s strategic efforts to accelerate recruitment and retention of workers through the development and deployment of effective communications about the benefits and opportunities for career growth and advancement in the asphalt industry; construction of a comprehensive and collaborative network of partnerships with stakeholders inside and outside of the industry; and working to assist NAPA members in creating exceptional work environments and opportunities for workers.

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The purposeof this committee is to provide oversight for NAPA’s Committee for Asphalt Research and Technology (CART), Committee for Engineering Application and Practice (CEAP), and Sustainability Committee (SC). The Council will provide feedback and direction regarding focus areas for CART, CEAP, and SC. The Council will help determine committee jurisdiction when in question.

World of Asphalt (WOA) Management Committee:

In partnership with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and NAPA members, the WOA Management Committee determines the strategic direction of World of Asphalt, including all services, activities, programs, and show locations.

To identify, evaluate, and prioritize the application and practice of key engineering ideas and solutions impacting the asphalt pavement industry. The Committee monitors and evaluates current national implementation efforts to ensure industry has the needed resources (educational resources, training tools, etc.) to achieve successful industry application.

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Identify, evaluate, and prioritize key sustainability issues impacting the asphalt pavement industry to ensure that the benefits of asphalt pavements are properly recognized in green rating systems, standards, and specifications. Develop guidance and procedures to quantify the potential environmental impact of asphalt pavements.

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This Committee formulates a program for the development and implementation of Research and Technology activities for the asphalt pavement industry. CART develops and presents research needs and project requirements to represent practitioner interests in a variety of forums, including TRB, FHWA, and state agency meetings. CART will further work to ensure practical implementation of research that will improve the quality and performance of asphalt pavements.

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Registration opens January 14, 2021

The People, Plants, and Paving Digital Conference features a variety of educational sessions and a live question-and-answer portion with the instructors. Many sessions qualify for Professional Development Hours. 

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For more information and to register, please visit https://www.worldofasphalt.com/