EDTNA/ERCA About us Executive committee

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Responsibility grid

Ilaria de Barbieri Italy	Evgenia Golland Israel	Tai Mooi Ho Spain	Sonja Pecolar Slovenia	Anna Klis Poland	Anastasia Liossatou Greece	Maria Tavares Portugal	Edita Noruisiene Lithuania
President	Treasurer	Secretary	EC Member	EC Member	EC Member	EC Member	Co-opted Member
Scientific Board Chair	Industry Projects	Secretariat Link	Brand Ambassador Collaboration Link	Newsletter Link	Publications Coordinator	Publications Coordinator Co-link	Conference, Contract and Project Management
Nomination Committee Chair	Web Link	Document Management	Consultants Co-link	Journal Management Link	RenalPro Link	National & International Associations Co-link	Industry relations
National & International Associations	DOPPS Link	Consultants Link	National Associations Co-link	Accreditation Link	Annual Report		EKHA Link
		Human Resources		Scientific Board Link	ESNO Link

The Executive Committee is the body elected by the members to manage, direct and represent the Association.

The Executive Committee is responsible for making decisions on Association business, concerning especially the definition, development and implementation of the long-term strategies, concepts, activities and goals

The duties of the Executive Committee:

Drafting and approval of all Association Policies and Procedures;
Ensuring that all Volunteers, members, committees, sub-committees and suppliers comply with the current EDTNA/ERCA Policies and Procedures;
Defining and publishing Annual Association’s objectives;
Organising itself and all Volunteers, committees, sub-committees, projects, professional and service providers in such a manner as to efficiently implement the strategy and bylaws of the Association;
Giving feedback and support to Volunteer’s group according to each Executive Committee member’s responsibility.

According to the Constitution 2018, the EC shall consist of the President and a minimum of six (6) Members all elected by voting Members of the Association. The Committee shall constitute itself in terms and functions and procedures. The exception is the President, who is elected by the General Assembly.