Get Involved Through Committees...

There are eleven committees at the national level, one Task Force and a Canada Initiative. They are:

Bylaws Chapter Relations Conference Planning Education Finance Government & Industry Relations Marketing

Membership Nominating Publications Website Canada Task Force Social Media Task Force

The men and women serving on these committees are the heart of our association. Their efforts provide the basis for AICP’s success in educating and retaining members.

A brief description of each committee's responsibilities

• Bylaws – Reviews and recommends changes to the Bylaws.
• Chapter Relations – Serves as a liaison to the Chapters to provide a formal way to give and get feedback to and from the Board and the Chapters through the Regional Directors.
• Conference Planning – Coordinates the planning and implementation of the Annual Conference.
• Education – Develops and manages the curriculum, and establishes standards for the AICP designation programs. Also, seeks way to increase educational opportunities to our members through webinars.
• Finance – Assists the Board in reviewing the overall financial status of the Association. Develops and recommends fiscal year budgets to the Board. Monitors finances on a regular basis and makes recommendations to the Board with regard to investments and reserves.
• Government and Industry Relations – Increases regulator awareness of, and involvement in, the AICP. Establishes and enhances relationships with the regulatory community.
• Marketing – Oversees the marketing efforts of AICP, including administering the Association's scholarship program and logo shop.
• Membership – Coordinates and manages the member recruitment, renewal, and retention for AICP, including overseeing the publication of the annual Membership Directory.
• Nominating – Runs the national election process, including interviewing candidates, recommending a slate of candidates for open positions, monitoring the election and reporting results to the Board.
• Publications – Produces the quarterly newsletter.
• Website – Maintains the AICP website.
• Canada Task Force – Promotes the AICP to Canadian insurance compliance professionals and works with existing Canadian members to assure the AICP is meeting their needs.
• Social Media Task Force – Identifies programs that may be incorporated into the AICP to provide dynamic and relevant content on a timely basis.

Contact us if you are interested in joining an AICP committee.

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