Committee Roles
There are a number of standing and special committees and task forces of ICMCI. These change from time to time as the need arises. Participation on working committees and task forces is open to any individual member of an ICMCI member institute. Committee and task force chairs are responsible for:
- submitting the terms of reference of their committees to the Executive Committee via the Secretariat
- submitting an annual activity budget to the Treasurer via the Secretariat
- recruiting and selecting their committee members,
- scheduling and conducting committee meetings
- assigning tasks and due dates
- documenting decisions and taking minutes where appropriate
- reporting progress to the Executive Committee via the Secretariat
- Nominations and Succession Planning Committee (NSPC)
- Quality Assurance Committee (QAC)
- Professional Standards Committee (PSC)
- Marketing Committee
- Finance Committee
- Membership Committee
- CMC Global Community (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
- Support for developing and existing IMC's (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
- Links with Academia (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
- World-Wide Branding (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
- Governance (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
- Finance (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
Nominations and Succession Planning Committee (NSPC)
The Nominations and Succession Planning Committee (NSPC) is a standing committee of ICMCI whose prime purpose is to identify, nominate and conduct the biannual election for the Officers and Executive Committee (ExCom) of ICMCI. In order to be able to fulfil this role the committee must actively engage in succession planning for ICMCI.
| Member | Country | Role |
| Aneeta Madhok | India | Chair |
| Angelo Kehayas | South Africa | |
| Shin Liat Liew | Singapore | Special Invitee |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Italy | Ex-Officio |
| Peter Sorensen | Denmark | |
| Salwa Bamieh | Jordan |
Quality Assurance Committee (QAC)
The maintenance of the equivalence of the CMC standard throughout all the issuing Full Members of ICMCI is key to the maintenance of the leading position of ICMCI and the reciprocity of recognition of the CMC between all Members. QAC operated the mandatory triennial assessment o process for all Full Members and assesses the suitability f the certification programmes of those Provisional Members wishing to become Full Members. QAC must advise PSC of issues that arise with ICMCI standards. QAC advises ExCom but is completely independent of ExCom.
| Member | Country | Role |
| Brian Ing | UK | Chair |
| Peter Sorensen | Denmark | |
| Aneeta Madhok | India | |
| Peter Thomas | UK | |
| IIse Ennsfellner | Austria | |
| Angelo Kehayas | South Africa | |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Italy | Ex-officio |
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Professional Standards Committee (PSC)
The mission of the Professional Standards Committee is to offer to the National institutes, professional standards and guidelines that promote excellence in the consulting profession.
| Member | Country | Role |
| Calvert Markham | UK | Chair |
| Kayhan Mirfakhrai | Iran | |
| Ilse Ennsfellner | Austria | |
| Mikael Jensen | Sweden | |
| Peter Thomas | UK | |
| Brian Ing | UK | |
| Sindy Wang | China | |
| Angelo Kehayas | South Africa | |
| Anton Barisic | Croatia | |
| Clint Burdett | USA | |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Italy | Ex-officio |
Marketing Committee
Prime role to convince international stakeholders of the value of professional management consultancy and the benefits to be obtained by the use of CMCs. Secondary role to provide support and assistance to national members in their own marketing efforts.
| Member | Country | Role |
| Rob Wagenaar | The Netherlands | Chair |
| Doug MacNamara | Canada | |
| Richard Elliot | Australia | |
| Lynn Haight | Canada | |
| Angelo Kehayas | South Africa | |
| Alice Kubicek | Canada | |
| Sindy Wang | China | |
| P.K. Lim | Singapore | |
| Dennis Strong | Barbados | |
| Anton Barisic | Croatia | |
| Saidul Haq | Bangladesh | |
| Member | Country | Role |
| Rob Wagenaar | The Netherlands | Chair |
| Gerry Humphries | Canada | |
| Uli Rieter | Switzerland | |
| Jerry Savin | USA | |
| Sorin Caian | Romania | Treasurer |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Italy | Ex-Officio |
| Member | Country | Role |
| Mark Nesbitt | Canada | Chair |
| Sorin Caian | Romania | |
| Shin Liat Liew | Asia | |
| Kim Karme | Finland | |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Italy |
CMC Global Community (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
| Member | Country | Role |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Itally | Excom lead |
| Goh Kim Seng | Singapore | |
| Jay Aspin | Canada | |
| Chris Hornberger | Canada | |
| Tamara Abdel Jaber | Jordan | |
Support for existing and developing IMC's (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
| Member | Country | Role |
| Calvert Markham | UK | Excom lead |
| Ilse Ennsfellner | Austria | |
| James Jim Parker | Canada | |
| James M. Brigger | Canada | |
| Peter Thomas | UK | |
| Tony Lavender | UK | |
| Nick Warn | UK |
Links with Academia (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
| Member | Country | Role |
| Calvert Markham | UK | Excom lead |
| Noreen Irvine | Canada | |
| Gordon Harris | ||
| Mike Thompson | Canada |
World-Wide Branding (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
| Member | Country | Role |
| Francesco d'Aprile | Italy | Excom lead |
| Ilse Ennsfellner | Austria | |
| Brian Ing | UK | |
| Doug Macnamara | Canada | |
| John D. Brown | Canada |
Governance (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
| Member | Country | Role |
| Sorin Caian | Hungary | Chair |
| Drumm McNaughton | USA | |
| Angelo Kehayas | South Africa | |
| Rick Elliot | Australia | |
| Tim Millar | Australia | |
| Mark Nesbitt | Canada | |
| Dwight Mihalicz | Canada | |
| Louis Loizou | Cyprus | |
| Francesco D'Aprile | Italy | Ex-officio |
Finance (Breakthrough Strategy Project)
| Member | Country | Role |
| Rob Wagenaar | The Netherlands | Excom lead |
| Dwight W. Mihalicz | Canada | |
| Randy H. Baldwin | Canada | |
| Henry Ong | Philippines | |
| Sorin Caian | Romania | |