Guidelines for Nominees to the AIC Board of Directors
AIC is responsible for ensuring the Institute is governed with excellence and vision.
The Board of Directors of any organization, whether for-profit or not-for-profit, is responsible for its succession planning. The key to succession planning is the Nominating Committee, which some organizations refer to as “leadership development committees.” In order to find the best candidates, the AIC Board established guidelines that will support the Nominating Committee in fulfilling its mandate.
To read the Guidelines for Nomination, click here.
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Active involvement in the AIC and its various Committees is a truly rewarding experience. Read what our volunteers are saying.
By putting yourself at the forefront of the AIC's advocacy, policy initiatives and other important work, you'll open the door to invaluable networking opportunities while honing your leadership, teamwork and communications skills.
The advantages of active AIC participation are far reaching. You’ll not only be benefiting yourself, but also your firm and the profession in what amounts to a win-win-win arrangement for everyone involved.
Thank you for your interest in becoming an AIC leader! We have compiled information on AIC's Standing, Ad Hoc and Sub-committees. Click {here for a pdf } {here for a Word document} to find out about individual committee mandates, volunteer qualifications, time commitments, term lengths, and the number of appointed committee members. This document is being updated and once vacancies for 2011-2012 are determined a new document will be posted and a call for volunteers will be communicated to AIC members.
AIC Standing Committees
- Board of Directors
- Executive Committee
- Audit & Finance Committee
- Nominating Committee
- Insurance Advisory Committee
- Marketing & Communications Committee
- Research & Development Committee
- Learning Advisory Committee
- Applied Experience Committee
- Professional Qualifications and Competency Committee
- Professional Affairs Coordinating Committee
- Investigating Committee
- Adjudicating Committee
- Appeal Committee
- Peer Review Committee
- Standards Committee
- Bylaws Regulations and Procedures Committee
- Advocacy and Government Relations Committee
November 4, 2011