What does IEC stand for?

WILPF's current position on the conflict in Israel/Palestine derives from a 1975 International Executive Committee (IEC) policy statement which advocated: the creation of two states based on 1967 borders; the mutual recognition between Israel and the PLO as the legitimate representative of the Palestinian people; a U.

His additional leadership roles include the AICPA/NASBA National Steering Committee on Regulation of the Profession; an AICPA/NASBA joint Task Force to study the feasibility of a mandatory Firm Peer Review program; the Technical Standards Subcommittee of the AICPA Ethics Division; The Private Company's Practice Section PCPS Executive Committee; Chair of the Board of Governors of the American Group of CPA Firms (TAG); Chair of the International Executive Committee of TAG International; and the Advisory Boards of the Accounting Departments of Cleveland State and Kent State Universities.

As an international lawyer with Baker & McKenzie he gained experience in the USA, and at the age of 38 was appointed managing partner of the London office and became a member of the firm's international executive committee and chairman of its European and Middle East regional council.

Resolution adopted at the 2006 WILPF International Executive Committee meeting, London.

A year later, he was elected to the international executive committee of the SEIU, becoming the youngest leader in the union's 90-year history.

He was a founding member of the Association for Baha'i Studies, serving on its international executive committee from 1974-1985.

International Executive Committee (IEC): Our international students have a voice at NPS.

Hudgins was also the partner in charge of the firm's New York financial services practice for four years and a member of Ernst & Young's international executive committee for its global financial services practice.