Help Shape the Future of Resource-Based Tourism in Ontario!

Do you have ideas, insight, and a passion for the outdoor tourism industry? Consider putting your name forward to serve on the NOTO Board of Directors. This is your chance to provide insights and to help strengthen NOTO’s advocacy and other support work for the resource-based tourism sector.

Available Seats:

• 2 Corporate & Community Champion Seats

Call for Nominations is Now Open!

To run for a position on the NOTO Board of Directors, you must:

• Be a current Corporate & Community Champion of NOTO.
• Remain a member in good-standing for the duration of your term.

Click the button below to access the nomination form. Return completed forms to NOTO by email, or mail to:

NOTO

P.O. Box 22069

North Bay, ON

P1B 9P5

Deadline to Submit Nominations:

October 25, 2025

Voting Process:

This year marks the first official Corporate & Community Champion Election. Once the nomination period comes to a close, ballots will be distributed to each voting member electronically. Members can vote online or submit their ballot by mail/fax up to 24 hours before NOTO’s Annual General Meeting, which will take place virtually in November 2025 (date/time to be announced shortly).

Once the election is completed, a second vote will be held to decide which of the two elected candidates will sit as the Corporate & Community Champion President (Chair – 3-year term) and Vice-President (Vice-Chair – 2-year term). After this initial election and term cycle, both executive positions will transition to a 3-year term, with a 1-year stagger between the President's and Vice President's terms to ensure continuity.

The two elected members will also claim the two Corporate & Community Champion member seats on the NOTO Board of Directors for their elected terms. 

Why Join the Board?

NOTO Board Members help to set the goals and objectives of the organization. Being a member of the Board provides opportunities to share practical knowledge and experience that can help shape NOTO’s advocacy efforts and support a strong and vibrant tourism sector. It’s a rewarding way to stay informed and help move the industry forward. Board members typically meet virtually once a month, excluding the peak operating season.

Want to Learn More?

Feel free to reach out to any current Board Member to hear about their experience.