Join a council or committee

The DMA’s Councils and Committees are comprised of volunteers from across the DMA membership who passionately support the industry.

• Councils: B2B, Black Marketers, Media, Customer Data, Email, Print, Social Media

• Regional Councils: Scotland

• Committees: Awards, Creativity, Customer Engagement, Governance, Measurement, Talent, Marketing Ethics Committee

The industry expertise on our Councils and Committees enables us to set and promote standards ‘for the industry by the industry'. Guided by the DMA Code, the work of the Councils and Committees ultimately helps deliver more responsible, ethical, diverse, creative, and innovative organisations. Each community meets regularly throughout the year, either virtually, hybrid, or in person. This means that members of the DMA community from across the UK can be part of our Councils and Committees.

Why join a DMA Council or Committee?

There are so many reasons to join a DMA Council or Committee. Not only will you get access to networking opportunities, peer-to-peer learning and other support, you will be part of a community to change the industry through education and research. Lobby with industry experts on topics such as AI, data protection and sustainability while raising your own professional profile as a thought-leader in the industry.

What does being on a DMA Council or Committee involve?

Members of our DMA Councils and Committees set and promote the highest standards for the industry by the industry. By joining a Council or Committee, you agree to regularly attend meetings, provide feedback and insights to DMA research, and contribute to the group's projects.

As a Council or Committee member, you are required to attend meetings which are hosted either on Teams or in-person.

How do I apply to join a Council or Committee?

All DMA members are eligible to apply to sit on a DMA Council or Committee. You can apply year-round, and applications are reviewed by the DMA Council team. Simply click the button below and complete the application form.