An Advisory Committee's responsibilities include:

 

Attending meetings: Advisory members participate in meeting discussions and share insights with other members. 

 

Providing feedback: Advisory members offer feedback on important decisions and initiatives. 

 

Lending credibility: Advisory members can lend credibility to an organization and establish it as a trustworthy leader. 

 

Networking: Advisory members can use their social and professional networks to drum up donations and awareness. 

 

Raising funds: Advisory members can use tools like peer-to-peer fundraising to fundraise on behalf of an organization. 

 

Recruiting: Advisory  members can assist board members in finding replacements as terms expire. 

 

Providing advice: Advisory members offer expert advice and guidance to help the organization navigate critical issues. They can provide insights on topics such as programs and projects, new technology, buyer personas, and industry trends. 

 

Supporting leadership: Advisory members can support leadership decisions by providing expert analyses and insights. They can help guide directors towards actions that align with the company's strategy. 

 

Identifying risks and opportunities: Advisory members can help identify risks associated with specific decisions and advise on ways to mitigate them. They can also help identify opportunities for growth.