NCPAC
The North Carolina Professional Appraisers Coalition
About Us Page - Updated 7/30/2025
NCPAC LEADERSHIP NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!
🏛️ Step Into Leadership — NCPAC Board & Officer Opportunities
The North Carolina Professional Appraisers Coalition (NCPAC) is now accepting nominations and volunteers for open leadership roles in the upcoming term. If you’re passionate about protecting and advancing the appraisal profession in North Carolina, this is your moment to lead.
📣 Open Elected Positions:
President-Elect
Must be a current or former Board Member.
(4-year officer track: President-Elect → President → Past President → Immediate Past President)
Vice President
1-year term
Secretary
2-year term (limit of 2 consecutive terms)
Board Members
3–4 open seats, 2-year terms
✨ Why Volunteer?
Shape the future of appraisal policy in NC
Build meaningful relationships with other professionals
Support independent appraisers through advocacy and action
Develop your leadership experience — even if it’s your first time
Make a difference on issues that impact your daily work
📧 How to Volunteer or Nominate Someone:
It’s simple!
Just send an email to ncpac@live.com with:
Your name
The position you’re interested in
A brief note (1–2 sentences) about why you’d like to serve
Deadline to submit: August 22, 2025
🔒 All nominees must be current NCPAC members in good standing.
📅 Need More Info?
Want to talk it through before deciding?
We’re happy to help — just reach out to ncpac@live.com with any questions, or visit our Bylaws to learn more about eligibility.
The North Carolina Professional Appraisers Coalition (NCPAC) was organized for the purpose of serving and protecting the collective interest of all professional appraisers in North Carolina. To this end, it will encourage professional appraisal practice and promote professional appraisal services by providing a number of services to its members, including, but not limited to, the following:
- Continued development and maintenance of a system for sharing information among its members through newsletters, Internet, personal contact, periodic group meetings, or other reasonably available means Identifying and disseminating representative views of its appraiser members on matters of common interest, including but not limited to: changes in USPAP, changes in the NC Appraisers Act, changes in NCAB rules, and appointments to the NCAB
- Representing the views of its appraiser members to the NC Legislature, to the NCAB, to federal appraisal oversight agencies, and to any other entity that affects professional appraisal practice in NC
- Seeking and obtaining group discounts for goods and services typically used by appraisers
- Providing a website together with a monitored Internet bulletin board for use of its members
- Providing a public access website that includes (among other things) a directory of all members of the NCPAC
M. Curtis West
Archibald H. A. (Baldy) Williams
Douglas G. "Doug" Winner
The North Carolina Professional Appraisers Coalition (NCPAC) was founded on 06/11/2002. It was organized for the purpose of serving and protecting the collective interest of all professional appraisers in North Carolina.