Governance
ICC is governed by its Executive Board, World Council, Chairmanship and Secretary General.
The governing bodies of ICC are:
- World Council
ICC’s supreme governing body, the World Council is the equivalent of the general assembly of a major intergovernmental organisation. In this case however, the delegates are business executives and not government officials.
- Chairmanship and Secretary General
The Chair, their immediate predecessor and the Vice-Chairs form the Chairmanship. ICC’s Secretary General, appointed by the World Council, heads the International Secretariat and works closely with national committees to carry out ICC’s work programme.
- ICC Executive Board
The Executive Board is responsible for developing and implementing ICC’s strategy, policy and programme of action and for overseeing the financial affairs of the institution.
Chairmanship and Secretary General
The ICC Chair, her immediate predecessor and the Vice-Chairs form the Chairmanship, all serving two-year terms.
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Executive Board
The Executive Board is responsible for developing and implementing ICC's strategy, policy and programme of action and for overseeing the financial affairs of the world business organization.
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