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INPRF Trustees
The trustees bring deep expertise, regional diversity, and a strong commitment to improving non-profit reporting, providing strong governance and strategic insight.
INPRF Members
INPRF has Members and Trustees. Members must be nonprofit corporate bodies or associations that represent or are active in the NPO sector or are willing to promote high quality NPO financial reporting. Members are responsible for appointing the Chair Trustee, approving the election of other Trustees, and for the INPRF Bylaws.
Current Members
INPRF currently has two Members; the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) and Humentum. As the driving forces behind the development of the International Non-Profit Accounting Standard (INPAS), CIPFA and Humentum are the initial Members of INPRF. They currently have the additional status of Founder Members.
CIPFA
The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (“CIPFA”) is a registered charity in England and Wales established by royal charter (charity number 231060) of 77 Mansell Street, London, E1 8AN. It is a UK-based international accountancy membership and standard-setting body.
Humentum
Humentum is a Delaware nonstock nonprofit charitable corporation exempt from U.S. federal income taxation under Section 501(a) of the Code as an organization described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Code. It helps build and support models that create accountability and resilience for non-profit organisations across the globe.
INPRF Trustees
INPRF has a board of up to 9 Trustees, including a Chair Trustee who is accountable to the Members.
- Trustees act in their individual capacity, not on behalf of an organisation.
- Trustees are expected to be from varied geographical regions.
- Trustees have professional backgrounds relevant to non-profit organisations.
- Trustees are appointed for a renewable three-year term.
- Each Founder Members may appoint one Trustee.
Trustee responsibilities
The Trustees are responsible for:
- the oversight of our organisational strategy
- our governance, including that materials published by INPRF follow the due process
- approving our business plan and annual budget
- securing the funding to meet our longer-term plans and providing operational resilience
- deciding of our committee and advisory group structure. This includes the purpose of each committee or advisory group and the appointment of its members
