About the GWDC
Chapter History
The ISACA Greater Washington, D.C. Chapter (GWDC) was founded on June 12, 1974 as the National Capital Area Chapter (NCAC) and was ISACA’s fifth chapter. Andy Best was the first Chapter President in what would become a long line of distinguished Chapter Presidents, many of whom have gone on to make significant contributions to ISACA and our profession.
The Chapter is a nationally and internationally recognized chapter and has received many awards from ISACA International, which demonstrates the quality of the volunteers who serve on the Chapter Board of Directors and the services provided to chapter members.
In 2005, the Chapter established the V. Lee Conyers Award to honor and remember V. Lee Conyers, a distinguished member of the chapter. The award recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the GWDC, ISACA, and the IT audit, security, control, and governance profession.
In 2017, we changed our name from the ISACA NCAC to the ISACA GWDC to help members around the world to more quickly identify the Chapter with its prestigious location, improve name recognition, and facilitate consistent branding.
You may join the GWDC whether you live inside our outside our chapter boundary. Our membership includes individuals living in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area as well as the far reaches of the globe.
Chapter Governance
The Chapter is governed by the Chapter Bylaws, which approved by the Chapter Membership, and establishes the structure of the Chapter Board and rules for operating the chapter.
Chapter Awards
The GWDC is an award-winning chapter and has received numerous awards from ISACA Global, due to the dedication of its volunteers. The Chapter established the V. Lee Conyers Award in 2005 to recognize DC area contributors to the chapter and the profession.
Website and Communications
On our website members will find information on events, resources, and news about the chapter. On the site there are also forms to contact us with questions about events, CPEs, or general questions.
The best way to communicate with the chapter is through the Contact form on the website. The chapter does not have a telephone or physical location. The best way to stay informed is through our mailing list. Chapter members are automatically added to the email list.
- Walkthrough of the Chapter Website (under construction)
- Contact Us Form