Lead, Support, Collaborate

This committee is responsible for maintaining the financial records of the AIG. With the approval of the Executive Committee, the Finance Committee makes decisions as to investments and other financial matters.

This committee is a liaison between AIG members and legislators (federal, state, city, county and other local governments) and will keep Association members informed on all current or pending industry- related legislative issues, policy outcomes, and analyses. The Committee will provide information, policy and impact analysis, white papers or other information to members of the Legislature or Congress or staff.

This committee is responsible for receiving and reviewing complaints/allegations of misconduct and/or conflicts of interest made against any
officer, Executive Committee member, Board of Director or association member, where the complaints/allegations pertain to their capacity/affiliation with the Association, and reporting its findings to the Board of Directors for appropriate action.

This subcommittee sets the structure, policy and dues for AIG membership.

This subcommittee is responsible for identifying and reaching out to members in the community who would have an interest in becoming members of the Association. This commutrte is also responsible for the mentorship program

The Training Committee identifies training courses based on established standards and AIG policy for members of the Association with particular emphasis on audit, investigation, and evaluation or inspection professions. The committee evaluates established training standards, policies and courses for consistency with best practices.

The Constitution and Bylaws Committee identifies the need for, drafts, reviews, and makes recommendations to the Executive Committee and Board of Directors on proposed amendments to the Articles of Organization, Constitution and Bylaws. The committee may also interpret and provide advice on the requirements of the Articles of Organization, Constitution and Bylaws.

The AIG is committed to improving the quality of work conducted by IG offices. Many offices are mandated to go through a peer review process in order to ensure that professional standards are adhered to in the performance of audits, inspections and investigations. The objective of an external quality control review is to determine whether the organization's internal quality control system is in place and operating effectively to provide reasonable assurance that established policies and procedures and applicable standards are being followed. Through this committee, the Association provides the IG community this service.

This committee establishes generally accepted inspector general principles and standards consistent with its mission statement, which includes the “standardization of practices, policies and ethics, encouragement of professional development in providing and sponsoring educational programs, and the establishment of professional qualification, certification, and licensing.”