Community Expertise Driving Real-World Impact
Advisory groups are where strategic discussions meet practical outcomes. By convening diverse voices from across higher education and research, these groups ensure that InCommon’s services and policies address real-world needs. Together, they strengthen trust, improve architecture, and enable innovation across institutional boundaries.
Explore Our
Advisory Groups
Trust and Identity Program Advisory Group (PAG)
The Trust and Identity PAG advises Internet2 and InCommon leadership on priorities for identity and access management services. Members ensure the community’s voice drives decisions on investments, strategy, and policy.
Key Focus Areas:
- Strategic priorities for trust and identity services
- Investment recommendations for IAM initiatives
- Ensuring community needs drive direction
Community Architecture Committee for Trust and Identity (CACTI)
CACTI provides strategic guidance on the architecture and long-term roadmap for trust and identity services. Bringing together global experts, CACTI ensures InCommon solutions are future-ready, interoperable, and aligned with community priorities.
Key Focus Areas:
- Architecture strategy and technical roadmap
- Cross-sector collaboration and standards development
- International alignment and partnerships
Why Participate in an
Advisory Group?
Influence the future of IAM services and strategy
Ensure your institution’s needs are represented
Collaborate with peers across higher education and research
Build leadership skills and professional connections
Contribute to standards that shape global collaboration
Get Involved in Advisory Leadership
Advisory groups thrive on diverse perspectives. Here’s how to participate:
- Review group charters and recent work.
- Connect with current members to learn more.
- Watch for nomination periods each fall.
- Submit a nomination—self-nominations welcome.
Advisory Groups FAQ
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Shape the Future of IAM With Us
InCommon advisory groups represent the best of collaborative leadership. Join us to make your voice part of the future of identity and access management.
