Meet the team

GOVERNING BODY

The Africa Institute of Chartered Accountants and Management Consultants (AICAMC) is governed by an Executive Committee, which is elected by the members of the organization. The Executive Committee is responsible for providing strategic direction and ensuring the effective management of the organization.

The Executive Committee is composed of the following positions:

  1. President: The President is the head of the organization and provides overall leadership and direction. The President is responsible for ensuring that the organization operates in accordance with its objectives and values.
  2. Vice President: The Vice President supports the President and performs the duties of the President in the absence of the President.
  3. Treasurer: The Treasurer is responsible for the financial management of the organization. This includes financial planning, budgeting, and reporting.
  4. Secretary: The Secretary is responsible for the administration and management of the organization. This includes maintaining records, communication with members, and organizing meetings.
  5. Directors: The Directors are responsible for specific areas of the organization's activities. This may include membership, education and training, or research and development.

The Executive Committee meets regularly to discuss and make decisions on matters affecting the organization. They also work closely with the organization's staff and volunteers to ensure the effective and efficient functioning of the organization.

The governance structure of AICAMC ensures that the organization operates in a transparent and accountable manner, and that the interests of its members are represented effectively.

Governing Council

TRUSTEES

The Africa Institute of Chartered Accountants and Management Consultants (AICAMC) have trustees as part of its governance structure. Trustees are individuals or entities that hold and manage the assets of an organization on behalf of its beneficiaries. In the case of AICAMC, the beneficiaries are its members and stakeholders.

The role of trustees in AICAMC depend on the organization's specific governance structure. In some instances, trustees may have legal and financial responsibility for the organization, ensuring that it operates in compliance with relevant laws and regulations. They may also be responsible for managing the organization's investment portfolio, ensuring that its financial assets are invested wisely and in keeping with the organization's mission and values.

Trustees may be appointed or elected by the organization's members or by an external body, such as a regulatory agency. In either case, trustees typically serve for a specified term, during which they are expected to act in the best interests of the organization's beneficiaries and to uphold its mission and values.

In summary, trustees play an important role in the governance of organizations such as AICAMC, ensuring that its assets are managed wisely and in keeping with its mission and values. They are typically appointed or elected by the organization's members or a regulatory agency, and serve for a specified term.