Volunteering on a committee at the Space Coast Association of REALTORS® is not just an opportunity, it's a launchpad for your career and a chance to give back to the community!

Here’s why you should consider it:

• Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow Realtors, industry leaders, and professionals to expand your professional circle and forge valuable relationships.

• Skill Development: Enhance essential skills like leadership, negotiation, and project management through hands-on experiences that enrich your professional toolkit.

• Industry Insight: Gain a deeper understanding of current industry trends, policies, and best practices, helping you stay informed and relevant in your business.

• Advocacy: Make your voice heard in shaping policies and initiatives that directly impact the real estate industry and the communities you serve.

• Community Engagement: Participate in community service projects that improve local neighborhoods, enhancing the reputation of the realtor profession while making a positive difference.

Take a moment to view our committee guide, this provides detailed information on each committee:

Once you've identified a committee that fits your passion we encourage you to apply!

We invite you to share our vision for 2026 and become a vital part of our family of real estate leaders. Your involvement is crucial to our collective success!

We look forward to your participation in the committee appointment process

Jackie Griffin, 2026 President

Space Coast Association of REALTORS®

Membership Pillar:

Professionalism Pillar:

Professional Standards: The Professional Standards Committee shall serve on hearing panels as required to hear matters of alleged unethical conduct or to provide arbitration as requested.  

Committee Chairperson: Christina Griffin

Grievance: The Grievance Committee receives ethics complaints and arbitration requests to determine if, taken as true on their face, a hearing is to be warranted. The Grievance Committee makes only such preliminary evaluation as is necessary to make these decisions. While the Grievance Committee has meetings it does not hold hearings, and it does not decide whether members have violated the Code of Ethics. The Grievance Committee does not mediate or arbitrate business disputes. Grievance Committees are encouraged to hold regularly scheduled, alternating between Team A and Team B to ensure timely review of ethics complaints and arbitration requests. If there are no complaints filed for that month the Committee does not meet. 

Committee Chairperson Team A: Robin Steininger

Committee Chairperson Team B: James Boothroyd

Professionalism & Education: The Professionalism and Education Committee will develop, identify, and provide programs designed to educate the Association’s members on current business practice issues and on services and programs that will benefit their real estate business as well as enhance professionalism in our Association. 

Committee Chairperson: Leonor Kryla

Vice Chairperson: Jason Lande

Advocacy Pillar:

Government Affairs: The Government Affairs Committee identifies local issues affecting, or potentially affecting, the real estate industry and/or private property rights, ultimately making recommendations to the Board of Directors. The committee gathers information for the Association to disseminate on their behalf, on local, state, and national issues to the membership. Screens candidates for local political office and educations members through candidate forums, local elected officials’ membership meetings, and actively supports raising funds for the REALTOR® Political Action Committee (RPAC).

Committee Chairperson: Deb Henderson

Vice Chairperson: Alesha Stallings

Local Liaison Sub Committee (Government Affairs): A Local Liaison serves as a bridge between local municipalities, government entities, and the real estate community.

The Local Liaison’s role is to facilitate communication (not speak on behalf of), collaboration, and policy alignment to support responsible development, housing growth, and economic prosperity.

Realtor Political Action Committee: The REALTOR® Political Action Committee shall promote the political involvement of Association members, encourage Association members to support the REALTOR® Political Action Committee. RPAC is not the democrat or republican party, it is the REALTOR® Party.

Committee Chairperson: Donna Tidwell

Vice Chairperson: James Boothroyd

Leadership Pillar:

Leadership Academy: Maximize Your Potential with the Space Coast Association of REALTORS® Leadership Academy.

The mission of the Leadership Academy is to identify, educate, and inspire leaders who'll become active stewards of the Space Coast Association of REALTORS® in the future.

To foster the interest and knowledge of active REALTORS of the local, state, and national REALTOR organizations to encourage leadership volunteerism in the various committees necessary for the success of our Association.

Leadership Academy, a rigorous year-long program, is designed to train emerging leaders in how to get involved, make a difference, and expand their leadership skills within the Space Coast Association of REALTORs®.

The Association's investment in this program is significant. A scholarship provided by the Space Coast Association of REALTORS will reduce the tuition cost to $250 (payable if accepted into the Leadership Academy and is non-refundable). 

Chairperson: Kerry Ramage

View the 2026 Leadership Academy Overview & Application

Outreach Pillar:

Brevard Children & Families in Need: BCIN fundraises year-round to benefit the Space Coast Association of Realtors Foundation, providing support to local children and families who are homeless and/or in need. To date, BCIN has raised over $1.4 million, of which every single dollar stays locally in Brevard County. The committee members also bring community awareness to the fact that Brevard County has over 2,000 identified homeless children, and of the work we do as a Realtor Association to give back to our area by providing funds to none profits that directly support the needs of and help provide a hand-up to these children and families.

Visit this page to learn more about our efforts to help children in need go from helpless to hopeful.

Committee Chairperson: Henry Wertin

Vice Chairperson: Michelle Cervi

Business Partner Vice Chairperson: Jaime Rhude

Project Prom - (Special Program within BCIN): This special program is tasked with planning and executing our annual Project Prom event, a meaningful initiative that provides formal wear and accessories to high school students in need. Committee members organize clothing drives, collect donations, and ensure that students have everything they need to feel confident and special on their big night. From securing gowns, suits, and accessories to coordinating event logistics, this team plays a vital role in making the project prom event a memorable experience for all.

Project Lead: Michelle Cervi