Governance

ICCER is managed by a Steering Committee. Each of the founding member organizations has two representatives sitting on the Steering Committee; new members have one representative. All member organizations have one vote.

The Steering Committee is responsible for providing the quality, depth, and continuity of management required to achieve ICCERs major strategic and operational objectives.

The primary functions of the Steering Committee are:

• setting strategic direction and plans
• providing a forum to deal with emerging issues that impact ICCER and its four partners
• establishing the "most accountable partner" for specific functions and activities
• evaluating and monitoring outcomes and results
• reviewing budgets and financials, and making recommendation to respective partner organizations for issues related to funding and budget approval
• overseeing broad operational and process issues (e.g. workload / volume)
• acting as advocate and champion for ICCER

Administration

The day-to-day operations of ICCER are managed by the Executive Director, Sandra Woodhead Lyons.