Committees play an essential role in NIRI’s operations. Members are encouraged to join a committee to contribute to NIRI’s most important initiatives, from building educational resources to engaging on advocacy issues affecting the entire investor relations profession. By volunteering for NIRI, you have the opportunity to gain as much as you will give to your association and your peers.
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Current Committees
Annual Conference Committee
The Annual Conference Committee (ACC) plays a vital role in developing the educational offerings at the NIRI Annual Conference. The ACC advises on the selection and development of educational content and works to advance the practice of investor relations through NIRI’s signature event.
Certification Council
The Certification Council manages NIRI’s credential programs including the Investor Relations Charter (IRC)® certification, the IR Foundations™ and the IR Advanced™ certificate programs. The Council oversees all credentialing activities conducted by credentialing committees and work groups, ensuring operations within established policies and procedures.
Editorial Advisory Committee
The Editorial Advisory Committee helps make NIRI’s flagship and award-winning publication, IR Update magazine, a compelling and relevant member benefit. Members contribute ideas and content in support of magazine objectives and plans.
Education Committee
The Education Committee advises on the educational content and provides general input for NIRI’s programming. The committee is composed of a diverse group of IR corporate practitioners, counselors, and service providers.
ESG & Diversity Practices Committee
The ESG & Diversity Practices Committee recommends updates and revisions to NIRI’s ESG Policy Statement, Compass Mentoring Program, and other ESG and diversity initiatives. Committee members actively promote diversity and inclusion within the Institute, fostering a welcoming environment for the NIRI community.
Ethics Council
The Ethics Council serves as a sounding board and mentor to members regarding ethical matters that may arise during their practice, both for investor relations professionals and those providing products and services to the investor relations committee.
Examination Development Committee
The Examination Development Committee is made up of a diverse group of volunteers and subject matter experts with extensive knowledge and experience in investor relations. Members are responsible for maintaining NIRI credential programs and related item banks.
Fellows Selection Committee
The Fellows Selection Committee recommends long-standing, dedicated members who epitomize leadership and integrity. The Fellows program recognizes the contributions of these individuals who advance the investor relations profession.
Service Provider Council
The Service Provider Council advises on matters of interest to service providers and on issues facing the investor relations community. Members are appointed to the committee by the NIRI Board Chair.
SRT Steering Committee
The SRT Steering Committee is charged with creating compelling and engaging SRT member experiences that foster satisfaction and retention, and ultimately lead to SRT membership growth.