Leadership
MAP is led by an Executive Board consisting of elected and appointed officers. The role and responsibilities of each Executive Board member are detailed in the bylaws. Members interested in serving on the Executive Board should contact the MAP Nominating Committee. The nomination process typically begins in March. Review the MAP Nomination Policy for more information.
President
Carol Eyerman, AICP
Assistant Planner, Town of Topsham
Email: ceyerman@topshammaine.com
The MAP President presides at meetings of the Executive Board exercises general charge and supervision of association activities.
Vice President and Communications Editor
Lynne Seeley
Community Planning Consultant
Email: lseeley1@maine.rr.com
The Vice President carries out the duties of the President in his/her absence.
The responsibilities of the Communications Editor (Public Information Officer) include producing and distributing association publications, overseeing public communications platforms, supervising a contracted Communications Manager and implementation of MAP’s communications standards or guidelines. The Communications Editor serves on NNECAPA’s Communications Committee.
Treasurer
Jane Lafleur
Principal, JB Lafleur Consultants
Email: jblafleur@jblafleurconsultants.com
The Treasurer is responsible for the custody of all funds, property, and securities of the Association. The Treasurer serves on the NNECAPA Finance Committee and ensures that the Section’s budget and financial reports comport with the Chapter’s
requirements.
Recording Secretary
Samantha Horn
Planning Manager, Maine Land Use Planning Commission
Email: Samantha.Horn@maine.gov
The Recording Secretary is responsible for keeping the minutes of all meetings of the
Executive Board.
Membership Secretary
Jim Fisher
Town Manager, Deer Isle
Email: jimfisher101@gmail.com
The Membership Secretary is responsible for maintaining an up-to-date roster of Association membership, seeking renewal of such members upon expiration of membership, and working to expand the Association's membership.
At Large Member
Mark Lapping
Professor Emeritus, University of Southern Maine
Email: mlapping@maine.edu