NAGDCA’s Mission

NAGDCA advances public sector retirement security by equipping plan sponsors with high-quality data, practical resources, and proven best practices. Serving as a trusted national voice for public sector defined contribution plans, NAGDCA supports members across all 50 states in strengthening plan operations, advancing effective policy, improving participant outcomes, and fostering an engaged, inclusive professional community.

NAGDCA’s Mission

NAGDCA’s mission is to connect the public defined contribution community through collaboration, education, and advocacy.

NAGDCA’s Vision

NAGDCA’s vision is to be THE trusted resource connecting the public defined contribution community.

Strategic Goals

First Priority

1

Streamline and modernize information for all members

2

Connect the NAGDCA community throughout the year

 

Third Priority

3

Advocate to secure the future of public DC plans

NAGDCA’s Standard of Excellence

NAGDCA’s most important core values are our reputation for integrity, transparency, and accurate information. The NAGDCA Bylaws, Policy Manual, and Code of Ethics give a detailed look into how NAGDCA is designed and run based on those principles.

NAGDCA Bylaws

Policy Manual

Codes of Ethics

Pursuant to IRS Regulations, it is the policy of NAGDCA to allow public access to its original exemption application and to its IRS Form 990. In addition, NAGDCA will make copies of its governing documents, conflict of interest policy/disclosures, and year-end financial statements available to the public. This access will be provided at NAGDCA’s principal headquarters offices at a time mutually agreeable between its headquarters and the individual requesting the inspection during regular business hours. In addition, NAGDCA will make each Form 990 information return available for a period of 3 years from filing. Headquarters will provide a copy of the exemption application or Form 990 without charge, other than a reasonable fee for reproduction and actual postage costs, as applicable. The copy must include all information furnished to the IRS as well as all schedules, attachments, and supporting statements, except for the name and address of any contributor to the organization. For further detailed information regarding these IRS requirements, refer to the General Instructions for Form 990.