Run by its members.

Who decides what, how meetings run and how money is handled, in plain language.

Seven office bearers, five years.

The General Body elects the Executive Committee for a five-year term. Choose a seat to see what it does. Names will be announced here.

General BodyEvery member. Elects the Committee

Executive CommitteeElected for five years

Committees and task forcesSet up by the Committee

One position

Chairman

Name to be announced

  • Leads the Foundation and guides its strategic direction
  • Presides over General Body and Executive Committee meetings
  • Represents the Foundation before government, universities, industry and partners
  • Leads major partnerships and MoUs

Two positions

Vice Chairmans

Names to be announced

  • Assist the Chairman and take on specific portfolios
  • Lead institutional coordination, projects, programmes, chapters and committees
  • One acts as Chairman when the Chairman is absent

One position

General Convenor

Name to be announced

  • Runs day-to-day administration and official correspondence
  • Coordinates meeting notices, agendas and minutes
  • Maintains membership and statutory records
  • Coordinates the annual activity report and programme calendar

Two positions

Convenors

Names to be announced

  • Assist the General Convenor
  • Coordinate programmes, projects, events, committees and chapters
  • Lead youth, campus and public-engagement activities

One position

Treasurer

Name to be announced

  • Maintains accounts, ledgers, vouchers and receipts
  • Prepares the annual budget and financial statements
  • Coordinates the annual audit and presents audited accounts
  • Keeps records of grants, donations, CSR funds and the asset register

Two, four or six

Executive Members

Appointed by the Committee

  • May be appointed to support the day-to-day work
  • Work with the office bearers on programmes, projects and chapters

Nominated experts

Advisory Council

Members to be announced

  • Experts from technology, research, education, industry, government, healthcare, agriculture, finance, law and public policy
  • Gives strategic advice to the Executive Committee

Committees and task forces.

The Executive Committee sets up, merges or closes committees as the work needs. The current areas:

  • AI & Technology
  • Research
  • Innovation & Startup
  • Campus & Youth
  • Public Technology
  • Government & Institutional Relations
  • Finance & Compliance
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Meetings and money.

The rules that keep decisions open, from the Bye-Laws. Try them with your own numbers.

Meetings.

An Annual General Body Meeting every year. The Executive Committee meets at least every three months. Meetings can be in person, online or hybrid.

5
days’ notice for the Annual General Body Meeting, at least
3
months between Executive Committee meetings, at most

Notice planner

Pick a date to see the last day to send notice.
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Quorum check

30 members must attend a General Body meeting: one third.

Decisions.

Ordinary decisions pass by simple majority. Changing the Bye-Laws needs a two-thirds majority of the General Body and any statutory approval required.

Finances.

Funded by membership fees, donations, grants, CSR contributions, sponsorships and institutional support.

  • Jointly operatedbank accounts
  • Auditedevery year
  • April to Marchfinancial year

Our first Executive Committee

The names of our Chairman, Vice Chairmen, General Convenor, Convenors and Treasurer will be announced here soon. Questions about how the Foundation is run are welcome.