CIAT’s Executive Board, Council and sub-committees are comprised of members, who all give their time voluntarily.
The Institute’s head is the President, who is also the Chairman of Executive Board and Council. The President (a trustee) serves for a period of two years, following a year as President Elect. At the end of the term as President, a further year is served as Immediate Past President. The remainder of the Executive Board is also made up of the trustees.
The Executive Board is responsible for the management of the Institute and will ensure that the strategy approved by Council is implemented.
Council, which consists of 24 members made up from fifteen Regions, the Republic of Ireland Centre and Honorary Officers, remain as the Electoral College and is also the strategic forum of the Institute.
It is the work of the Institute’s various committees and taskforces to develop these policies and to address particular issues.