Here is your current leadership for NCDXC. Please feel free to reach out to them with any questions, comments or concerns. You can also check past leadership by visiting that page and the NCDXC volunteers below the board list.
NCDXC Board Members

President - Paul Ewing, N6PSE
pauln6pse at gmail.com
An amateur radio operator since 1982, who became a serious DXer in 1992, Paul Ewing loves to travel and has participated in the following DXpeditions:
YI9PSE Iraq, Leader, April 2010
ST0R Republic of South Sudan, July-August 2011 Co-Leader
3D2R Rotuma Island DXpedition in Sept-Oct, 2011
ET3AA Ethiopia, December, 2011
7O6T Yemen, May 2012
3D2C Conway Reef, September, 2012. Co-Leader
XZ1J Myanmar, November 15-26th, 2013
E30FB Eritrea, March 2015. Co-Leader
VP8STI South Sandwich, January 2016. Co-Leader
VP8SGI South Georgia, February 2016. Co-Leader
TX5SClipperton, January 2023.
H40WATemotu Province, February/March 2023. Co-Leader
Paul has operated from Turkey, Egypt, Serbia, Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro as well. A highlight in his DXing career was his visit with Monk Apollo at Mount Athos in 2012. Paul is a Life member of the ARRL; an A-1 Operator who supports the NCDXF and INDEXA; and the founder and president of the Intrepid-DX Group, an international non-profit organization.

Vice President - Lucas Ford, W6AER
Lucas at w6aer.com
I am Active on all HF Bands (inc. 60m) and all modes, Satellites and VHF/UHF to 10GHz from a tiny lot. Also, some LF activity. You will mainly find me doing FT8 though.
I also enjoy antenna design for both HF and Satellite work. Fascinated by SDR technology and rare digital modes. Authored "Ham Radio DX: A Complete Guide" and run the Maximum RF YouTube Channel, dealing with Amateur radio as well.
Life memberships with ARRL, AMSAT, NCCC, SFARC and of course NCDXC. Also, on the board of directors at Intrepid DX Group.
I have also been the NCDXC webmaster for many years now and I also manage the NCDXC SLACK Workspace.
Born in Europe and have been working in the Information Technology field for over 30 years. I do a lot of travelling when time allows.

Treasurer - Frank Kibbish - N6OI
kibbish at gmail.com
I was first licensed in 1975 as WN6MRQ. The call changed to WB6MRQ when I passed the General and Advanced tests on the same day less than a year later. I finally upgraded to Extra more than 30 years later, and changed my call to N6OI in 2012. I've only been serious about DXing for the last 15 years or so, but also do some public service work and some light contesting. Career wise, I spent nearly 40 years working in various high tech roles, and retired in 2018. I was a music major in college, and I still love to spend time playing music (clarinet, sax, guitar, vocals). My wife and I enjoy traveling when we can. I'm a member of NCDXC (obviously), NCCC, 10-X, and a life member of the ARRL.

Secretary – Vijay Balakrishnan, W6VIJ
w6vij at arrl.net
I have been a HAM since '92, first licensed as VU2VYJ. I got back into HAM radio recently , getting my Extra class license and getting to digital modes. I am an active DXer and enjoy connecting with the broader HAM community. Professionally, I am a computer architecture engineer building CPU and computer systems and more recently worked on making warehouse scale data center systems work more efficiently.

Past President - Art Rizzi - N6MFT
art.n6mft at gmail.com
Main interests, FT-8, SSB, CW. Outside radio I enjoy reloading and competing in Cowboy Action Shooting. Member of ARRL. Retired teacher. Part time private practice Family Counseling. Former Call Sign KK6WJZ. Born in Girard, Ohio in 1953. Moved to San Jose in 1963

Director - John Eisenberg, K6YP
k6yp at arrl.net
John was born in Jamaica, Long Island, New York. He was fascinated by electronics at an early age and earned his Novice amateur radio license WV2EGR in 1957 followed shortly thereafter by a General ticket as WA2EGR. John’s interest in electronics led to a BSEE and a MSEE both from Cornell University.
After college, John went to work as a microwave engineer. He designed and produced some of the first low noise solid state microwave amplifiers. Believing there was a growing need for these amplifiers in both defense and commercial markets, John and two associates founded Narda Microwave Western Operation, a division of The Narda Microwave Corporation in 1975.
John left Narda West in 1984 to start John A Eisenberg and Associates, a RF and microwave consulting company. John participated in the startup of two additional businesses as a founder. WhereNet marketed a real time locating system using RF emitting tags attached used to track and locate items in manufacturing environments. Cool Dry developed a new concept for drying clothes which employed RF energy to do the job. John retired from industry and closed John A. Eisenberg and Associates in 2019.
He is now enjoying life pursuing his interests in travel, wine and food with his wife Joan and woodworking and amateur radio on his own. John currently holds an amateur Extra class license as K6YP and is an avid DXer. John needs just Syria to complete ARRL No. 1 Honor Roll. He also enjoys designing and building equipment for use at his ham radio station. John has been a member of the Northern CA DX Club since 1998 and has held all club Officer and Director positions except Treasurer. He Co-chaired the International DX Convention in 2007 and 2009 and has served on the IDXC committee as Major Prize Chair since 2007.

Director - Robert Chortek, AA6VB
Bob was first licensed as a Novice in 1976. His license lapsed while he was in college but was reintroduced to ham radio in 1990. He fell in love with 80 meters while chasing Five Band DXCC and was soon bitten by the “Low Band Bug”. After focusing almost entirely on 160 meters for about 15 years (a painful experience from a small city lot in the black hole of California) he finally turned his attention to DXing and qualifying for the Honor Roll. Bob currently enjoys hunting for new countries and band fills between DXpeditions. In addition to ham radio, his other hobbies include fly fishing for trout, skiing and triathlon.

Director - Paul Booth W6IBU
w6ibu at earthlink.net
I have been interested in electronics as long as I can remember, since soldering and working on old tube TVs and radios at the age of seven. I obtained my novice in 1968, WN6IBU after we moved to Calif. In high school, I obtained my general at age 14 and advanced at age 15, WA6IBU. The school had a ham club where I became president. I finally got my dream station, a Heath SB-300/400 pair and a Johnson Viking linear. I also got hooked on DX, hook, line and sinker, when two stations called me: KJ6BZ and TJ1AW. From then on, it was all the DX I could swallow.
After high school, I went to UC Davis for a BSEE and then Cal Tech for MSEE. I started my career with Bell Labs in New Jersey. After Bell Labs, then 3Com and Cisco from which I retired. Been in and out of ham radio during the years, raising kids, moving back to California, building a house, but eventually got back in with a very modest station. I diligently focused on DX. The DX gods were good at that time and I was able to work them all. I soon joined NCDXC which had always been on my wish list, to find a whole new group of new friends with similar interests. Next on my wish list is to do a dxpedition.

Director - Charles Leader, NA6XX
c.leader at sbcglobal.net
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NCDXC Volunteers

DXer Editor
Gabriel Blaj, AJ6X
blaj at ieee.org

DXer Editor
Art Rizzi, N6MFT
art.n6mft at gmail.com

Webmaster & Slack Manager
Lucas Ford, W6AER
Lucas at w6aer.com

Chat (Email) Postmaster
Rob LaNoce, AG6RK
robsendemail at yahoo.com

Social Media Manager
Frank Kibbish, N6OI
kibbish at gmail.com

Club Historian
Vacant

DataBase Manager
Phil Verinsky, W6PK
w6pk at att.net

DataBase Manager
Jim Sansoterra, K8JRK
jamesnoland42 at sbcglobal.net

QSL Card Mailing
Dick Letrich, W6KM
dlw6km at aol.com

W6TI Trustee
Peter Grabosky, W6OOL
w6ool at sbcglobal.net
NCDXC Card Checkers
ARRL & CQ Card Checkers
Title | Name | Call | Contact |
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QSL Card Checker (ARRL) | Russ Bentson | K6KLY | k6kly at sbcglobal.net |
QSL Card Checker (ARRL) | Bob Wortman | WB6VYH | Wortman4 at comcast.net |
QSL Card Checker (ARRL) | Andreas Junge | N6NU | andreas at n6nu.org |
QSL Card Checker (CQ) | Rusty Epps | W6OAT | w6oat at sbcglobal.net |