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The IB governance plays an important role in ensuring the longevity of the organization and the continuing relevance of its programmes. The structure of its different committees are based on respect, representation and collaboration.
Role of the Board of Governors
As one of the 17 members of the IB Board of Governors, you play a role in setting the strategic direction of the organization, appointing the director general, adopting a mission statement, making policy, overseeing the IB's financial management, and ensuring the autonomy and integrity of IB diploma examinations and other student assessment.
Information about the role and responsibilities of the Board and its electoral procedures can be found in the Act of Foundation and Rules of Procedure.
Role of the Board committees
Information about the role, responsibilities and electoral procedures of the six Board committees can be found in the terms of reference of each committee:
- Advancement committee/Board of Trustees
- Audit committee
- Compensation committee
- Education committee
- Finance committee
- Governance committee
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