The NCBC was formed in 1980 to serve the professional needs of the newly created position of Clerk of Court for the United States Bankruptcy Courts.  Initial membership was only open to appointed Clerks of Court, but was later expanded to include deputy clerks, as well as others interested in the bankruptcy community.

Through the years, the NCBC has been a voice on matters that impact the bankruptcy system, and our president sits as an ex-officio member of the Bankruptcy Clerks Advisory Group.  Here we can raise issues and be advocates for issues which our membership supports.

As a result of the expansion of the membership categories, NCBC also broadened its mission, essentially focusing its efforts in four areas: Leadership, Education, Advocacy and Solutions.  This has been incorporated into everything that NCBC does, highlighted by the annual education conference.

Andrea Redmon, NCBC President

Greetings! 

The NCBC is dedicated to the highest standards of education related to the personal and professional growth of our members.  The NCBC also acts as an advocate between its members and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Each year, we hold an annual conference that provides the opportunity for clerks and deputy clerks to network, discuss innovations in the court operations, and exchange ideas.  Membership in the NCBC has many other benefits, please take time to review our website to see what we have to offer.  We welcome you to join and participate in the endless opportunities, joining a network of involved and dedicated employees in the federal judiciary. If you would like to know more about our organization or play an active role, please reach out to me or any of our board members.

What NCBC Offers You

For a low annual fee, NCBC members are entitled to numerous benefits. Click the button above to see the many benefits the NCBC organization provides to its members.

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