Governing Authorites

General Meeting of Member Companies

The highest authority of the Chamber is the General Meeting of Member Companies. The Meeting is usually called once a year to evaluate the operations of the past year and to adopt directions for the organization’s activity for the current year. Every 3 years the General Meeting elects the Chamber’s Management Board, the Audit Commission and the Peer Tribunal.

The Management Board sets current directions for the Chamber’s activity by adopting appropriate resolutions and supervises their execution through the Chamber’s Office. The Chamber’s Office established by the Management Board is running current business activity and performing statutory tasks and the course of action adopted by the General Meeting and the Management Board.