The leadership of the organization is centered on the Board of Directors, which consists of 15 voting members: president, three vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, three athlete members, two coaching members, and four group coordinators.
The volunteer constituency formulates U.S. Figure Skating policy, and the staff works to carry out those policies and administer the day-to-day duties of the organization.
2021-22 Slate of Officers and Committee Chairs (updated March 27, 2021)
2021-22 Board of Directors Bios and Statements of Purpose (updated March 27, 2021)
2021-22 Committee Chair Bios and Statements of Purpose
Board of Directors
All Board members serve a one year term, with the exception of the President, which is a two-year term. U.S. Figure Skating President Anne Cammett’s second two-year term ends in May 2022.
Committees
U.S. Figure Skating is comprised of 26 permanent committees, organized into five committee groups. Each committee has a specific role to play in supporting the organization is carrying out its mission. The responsibilities of each committee, by group, are detailed in the U.S. Figure Skating Committee Handbook.
The committees oversee, interpret and adjust rules under their jurisdiction to ensure that their part of the sport is relevant, current and in support of where we want to go. Committees evaluate, develop and implement programs to support members in their areas. Committees partner with staff liaisons and assigned departments at U.S. Figure Skating headquarters to ensure that their mission, programs, roles, etc., are carried out effectively throughout the organization.
Committee chairs are responsible for thoroughly understanding their area, understanding the Strategic Plan, and leading their members in supporting these areas. Each committee is represented by a Group Coordinator on the Board of Directors.
For more information about U.S. Figure Skating Committees, please view the U.S. Figure Skating Committee Handbook here.
Headquarters Staff
Since 1979, U.S. Figure Skating's headquarters and staff have been based in Colorado Springs. In September of 2005, David Raith was hired as the Executive Director of U.S. Figure Skating. The organization has added key personal in the area of Athlete High Performance, Athlete Safety and has increased the organization’s internal capabilities in the areas of information technology and event management.
Headquarters staff is listed in alphabetical order by last name. Click on name for email address.
