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IIA board and committee nominations

The IIA provides dynamic leadership for the global profession of internal auditing. Volunteers play a key role, and the contributions they make have an impact the day-to-day functions of internal auditors, as well as shape the future of the internal audit profession.


Nominations now closed

Nominations for board and committee roles are now closed. Final board and committee announcement coming soon.

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How are nominees selected?

The Global and North American Nominating Committees have a rigorous and transparent nominating process for the selection of future board and committee members.

Key factors to be considered in determining the slate of nominees are:

  • Commitment – the time and skills needed to contribute
  • Diversity – ensuring the boards and committees are sufficiently diverse (e.g., geographical perspective, gender, age, ethnicity, skills, competencies, and experience), including length of service time and level of proficiency

IIA Board and Committee Nominations At-A-Glance

Nomination Submission Now Closed

Open Volunteer Leadership Positions: Boards and Committees

Volunteer Leadership Term:
2027 – 2028

Please contact iia-governance@theiia.org with any questions.

What are the Nomination Requirements?

Self-nominations

  • Must have an active IIA membership to volunteer for a committee.
  • Contact information for two professional references.*
  • Resume/CV or bio that supports relevant skills and competencies.

Board position nominations

  • Must have an active IIA membership (preferred) or an IIA account.
  • Must be a Chief Audit Executive (CAE) or a senior leader responsible for managing the internal audit activity.

National Institutes & Chapters

  • National Institutes and Chapters are encouraged to nominate qualified members.
Before self-nominating Please log in to your IIA account and ensure all contact information is current.
References * References should be individuals who are familiar with the nominee's competencies and skills.
IIA staff members and members of the Nominating Committees are not eligible to be a reference.
References do not require an IIA membership and may be contacted by a Nominating Committee member.

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