Who are the voting members for the Executive Board of Directors?

• A. AAS Region Commanders and the SW Region Presidents
• B. National Commander and Region Commanders
• C. All squadrons' presidents
• D. HQ staff and consultants

Answer: (A)

The voting members on the Executive Board of Directors are drawn from regional leadership, ensuring decisions reflect how the organization operates across areas. Specifically, the board includes the Region Commanders, who oversee multiple squadrons in their regions, and the Presidents from the Southwest Region, who provide direct representation for that region’s squadrons at the highest level. This structure gives regional voices a formal say in governance, rather than centering on individual squadron presidents or on HQ staff.

The other options don’t fit because they’d either broaden the voting pool beyond what regional governance typically requires (such as all squadrons’ presidents) or rely on roles that are advisory or limited to staff (HQ staff and consultants). The combination of Region Commanders plus the Southwest Region Presidents is the arrangement that ensures meaningful regional input on board decisions.