Who has the authority to approve a Member's VIP status?

The authority to approve a Member's VIP status is vested solely in the National Management. This hierarchical structure is put in place to maintain a consistent standard across the organization regarding who qualifies for VIP status, ensuring that it aligns with the overarching goals and criteria set by the National Management. This process helps uphold the integrity of the VIP designation and ensures that any member granted this status has met the necessary qualifications as determined by the national guidelines. The approval process eliminates ambiguity and maintains uniformity across different local offices.

Local office management may have the ability to recommend or suggest members for VIP status, but the final decision resides with the National Management, ensuring a centralized and standardized approach. Individual members do not possess the authority to self-approve their status, and while any member of the NACA team might offer insights or suggestions, they do not carry the responsibility to grant VIP status.