Who We Are
Founded in 1933 as the Retail Tobacco Dealers of America, the PCA is the largest, most active, and longest-running trade association which represents specialty tobacco retailers, and supports manufacturers and partners in the industry.

3,000+
Retail Stores

A True Small Business Association with 84% of single store retail members
%
Staff




Lisa Sigler
Membership Development & Industry Relations Director
202-849-6050



Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Scott Regina – President, Term 2027
Paul Groh – Treasure, Term 2027
Todd Naifeh – Vice President, Term 2029
Mary Szarmach – Secretary, Term 2033
Greg Zimmerman – Ex-Officio, Term 2025
Christian Eiroa – Associate Liaison, Term 2026
Board Members
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Scott Regina – President, Term 2027
Paul Groh – Treasure, Term 2027
Todd Naifeh – Vice President, Term 2029
Mary Szarmach – Secretary, Term 2033
Greg Zimmerman – Ex-Officio, Term 2025
Christian Eiroa – Associate Liaison, Term 2026
Board Members
Jay Davis 2024-2027
Angela Yue 2023-2026
Todd Johnson 2024-2027
Joshua Evarts 2023-2026
Kathleen Kelly 2022-2025
Mike Gold 2024-2027
Anthony Goins 2022-2025
*Lissette Perez-Carrillo 2023-2026
Bob Roberts 2022-2025
*Michael Herklots 2022-2025
Jessica Hutson 2023-2026
*Jarrid Trudeau 2022-2025
PCA Committees & Subcommittees
PCA committees are vital to the operational system of the association. Each committee focuses on issues effecting our members and our partners, and works to provide effective solutions and continuous value to all PCA members and stakeholders.
Finance Committee
Communications Committee
Education Committee
Membership Committee
POS-Derived Tobacco Retailer Data Initiative subcommittee
Industry Recognition Programs subcommittee
Affinity & Member Services Programs subcommittee
Trade Show Committee
Federal Legislatic Affairs Committee
State Legislative Affairs Committee
Grassroots Advocacy subcommittee
PCA Committees & Subcommittees
PCA committees are vital to the operational system of the association. Each committee focuses on issues effecting our members and our partners, and works to provide effective solutions and continuous value to all PCA members and stakeholders.
Finance Committee
Communications Committee
Education Committee
Membership Committee
POS-Derived Tobacco Retailer Data Initiative subcommittee
Industry Recognition Programs subcommittee
Affinity & Member Services Programs subcommittee
Trade Show Committee
Federal Legislatic Affairs Committee
State Legislative Affairs Committee
Grassroots Advocacy subcommittee
We are now accepting volunteer submissions for
PCA Committees and Subcommittees
Each PCA committee is comprised of current PCA Executive Committee and Board members. The PCA welcomes and encourages current PCA members in good standing to volunteer to serve on the following committees and subcommittees:
Current Committee Seats Available
- Membership Committee
- POS-Derived Tobacco Retailer Data Initiative Subcommittee
- Industry Recognition Programs Subcommittee
- Affinity & Member Services Programs Subcommittee
- Trade Show Committee
- Communications Committee
- Education Committee
- Grassroots Advocacy Subcommittee
Criteria for Serving
To be considered for a seat on a PCA Committee or Subcommittee, you must meet the following qualifications:
- Retail or Associate member in good standing with at least three (3) years of continuous membership and attendance at the annual trade show at least twice in the last three years or four in the last five. If a new member with less than three years of membership, must have attended the trade show in each year of membership.
- Demonstrated interest in the success of the PCA and its overall programs. Overall strong and positive working relationships with vendors (if a retailer) or retailers (if an associate).
- Willingness to engage in PCA communications outreach in support of committee initiatives and programs.
- Ability to act in an objective manner, while working to benefit the premium cigar and pipe retailer sector and premium manufacturers.
- Willingness to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) about what happens in the committee and fully support and agree to refrain from discussing any committee items with outside persons or entities until the PCA has officially made a public statement.
Expectations of Committee Members
Committee members are expected to participate in all meetings of said committee, complete all requests and assignments, and work toward the fulfillment of the group’s objectives.
Primary Responsibilities
- Participate in all face-to-face and conference call meetings of the committee.
- Complete all tasks, as assigned by the committee chair, in a timely manner.
- Acknowledge all communications concerning committee work by requested deadline.
- Inform employer, where applicable, of your committee responsibilities/commitments.
- Review all relevant material and background information prior to each committee meeting.
- Participate in all committee discussions.
- Maintain a professional demeanor both during and outside of committee meetings.
- Advocate on behalf of the association and programs that arise from committee meetings.

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