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The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators was originally founded in England in October 1891 and was known as the Institute of Secretaries.

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GLOBAL MISSION

“The object for which the Institute is established and incorporated is the promotion and advancement of the efficient administration of commerce, industry and public affairs by the continued development of the study and practice of secretaryship and administration of companies and other bodies. - Article 4, ICSA Royal Charter.

 

GLOBAL OBJECTIVES

To provide a platform for the sharing of knowledge, ideas and experience relevant to the Profession of Chartered Secretaryship. - to make representations on behalf of the profession as a cohesive body to governments, government agencies, regulators and other such bodies; - to raise the profile of the Profession through increased awareness of the contribution made by Chartered Secretaries in all types of organisations. - to qualify people as Chartered Secretaries in accordance with a comprehensive and relevant scheme of examination, practical experience and continuing professional development; - to create and develop opportunities to introduce the profession of Chartered Secretaryship to all organisations and to those countries where the Institute does not currently have a presence; - to set and promulgate standards of excellence in propriety and best practice in the profession.

 

ACTIVITIES

  • The holding of conferences and seminars for the discussion of professional subjects.
  • The exercise through the disciplinary committee of professional supervision over the membership and action as necessary to promote and safeguard the professional standing of the Institute’s members.
  • Representation of members’ collective interests and recommendations submitted by the Institute to Government departments and other appropriate bodies on matters such as company law and practice, and a wide range of other subjects.
  • The conduct of examinations for membership and the award of prizes.
  • The provision of well-stocked libraries.
  • The publication of a quarterly magazine.
 

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