Governance

The Governance system of the AIESEC Portfolio Internal Policies outlines the processes and practices through which different bodies of AIESEC will ensure compliance to the policies, as well as deal with cases that arise.​

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The purpose of ICB is to support the governance of the AIESEC Portfolio and ensure customer centricity, by guaranteeing operational and ethical compliance in every AIESEC activity.

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ICB has the final decision-making power on all cases pertaining to the APIP and AEPP. Analyze Audit Reports submitted by ECB Teams.

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Downscale an ICB Survey semesterly to the ECB Chairs, including questions related to ECB roles & responsibilities and the compliance matrix.

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Provide findings to the Global Plenary based on the output from ICB Survey.

Manage and track the fulfillment of the role and responsibilities of ECB Chairs.

ECB is the last decision-making body on national level in regards to APIP and AEPP. An independent board, working directly with its MC, LCs, and ICB, to ensure that every customer & stakeholder experience complies with ethical and operational standards.

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The purpose of ECB is to support the governance of AIESEC portfolio and ensure customer centricity, by guaranteeing operational and ethical compliance in every AIESEC activity.

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​Provide quarterly reports to the AIESEC entity's plenary with recommendations on ethical issues related to operations as well as brief updates on activities of the body including but not limited to consultancies offered, cases solved, audits conducted and its results.

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​Conduct physical or virtual audits to local committees in order to ensure all operations are run in accordance with the AIESEC Exchange Program Policies and operational ethics as detailed in the APIP