Governance
An Executive Board from an elected Committee
During the Annual General Meeting, a Committee is elected. One-third of the Committee is up for re-election each year. It is composed of 24 members, including 22 elected alumni, one representative from HEC Paris and one representative from the HEC Foundation. It meets four or five times per year.
This Committee chooses the President from among its members as well as the seven other members of the Board for a one-year term. The President may propose permanent guests to sit on the Board. The Board is the body which manages the association's daily activities. It meets every month. Its decisions are relayed to the permanent staff and volunteers by the general management of HEC Alumni.
Governance of the association is ensured by volunteers with a variety of professional backgrounds, reflecting the diversity of HEC Paris’ programmes and the career opportunities it offers: entrepreneurs, business leaders, international alumni, young graduates.
The Committee
Hortense De Roux (H.05)
President
Marie-Josée Andrieu (TRIUM.08)
Nicole Arditti (H.76)
Arnaud de Baynast (H.94)
Anne-Claire Berg (E.14)
Dimitri Boulte (H.01)
Hélène Bourbouloux (H.95)
François Chartier (M.07)
Grégory Declercq (H.08)
Bénédicte Le Deley (EMBA.15)
Jean Wilfried Diefenbacher (H.97)
Véronique Ehrhard (H.82)
Constance Emmanuelli (H.12)
Lorraine De Gournay (M.00)
Laurent Guillet (H.85)
Elisabeth Laverge (HJF.75)
Eloïc Peyrache
Dean HEC ParisPermanent guest of the Committee
Stéphanie Pfeiffer (H.15)
Marie Rasmont (H.10)
Nicolas Recapet (EMBA.16)
Nathalie Romang (H.96)
Olivier Sevillia (MBA.90)
President of HEC Foundation
Victor Tenneroni (H.20)
David Vaillant (H.98)
The Board
Hortense De Roux (H.05)
PresidentDimitri Boulte (H.01)
Vice-PresidentHélène Bourbouloux (H.95)
Bénédicte Le Deley (EMBA.15)
SecretaryVéronique Ehrhard (H.82)
Vice-PresidentNathalie Romang (H.96)
David Vaillant (H.98)
TreasurerThe Elders' Committee
The Elders' Committee is composed of seven members appointed by the General Assembly on the proposal of the Committee: two Grande Ecole alumni, two HEC MBA alumni, two Executive MBA alumni and one HECJF alumni.
The Elders' Committee mission is to ensure that the Association, both in its functioning and in its structures, respects the spirit that presided over the merger of the HEC, CPA and HECJF Associations as expressed in the preamble of the merger treaties concluded between them.
In particular, it ensures, as far as possible and without altering the principle of fungibility of the original Associations, that a balanced representation of the HEC Paris courses, of the gender balance, of the age pyramid and of the international character as well as of the diversity of the Members, is ensured in the bodies of the Association and in particular in the composition of the Committee and of the Board.
It is competent to rule on any question of ethics, deontology and relating to the values and aims of the Association (solidarity, trust, openness, respect, integrity, etc.). The Committee shall refer to it any draft amendment to the Statutes and/or the Internal Regulations. Any Member may refer matters to it in writing and it may be consulted by the Board or the Committee. It issues opinions or recommendations to the Committee. It shall inform the General Meeting by means of a specific report, on its own initiative or at the request of the Committee.
In the event of the resignation, incapacity or death of one of the members of the Elders' Committee, a new member shall be appointed by the General Assembly on the proposal of the Committee.
Patrick Lissague (H.78)
President
Nicole Brunet (HJF.71)
Yves Couillard (E.82
François Mirikelam (MBA.84)
Nadia Nardonnet (MBA.84)
Jean-Claude de Vera (EMBA.01)
Sophie Wigniolle (H.85)
Commissions
The association’s operational organization includes 7 commissions. They are led by HEC volunteers who are experts in each field as well as by members of the permanent team.
Network
To lead the network of 70,000 HEC graduates, the Network Commission coordinates the actions of the professional clubs, regional clubs, international chapters and thematic clubs which propose a structure for the exchanges among alumni.
HEC Life Project
The HEC Life Project Commission develops major HEC Life Project events (Annual Careers Forum, etc.) as well as new services, such as seminars and workshops.
Editorial
The Editorial Commission implements HEC Alumni's editorial policy across in all of its media and specifically reviews the content of the HEC Stories magazine.
Marketing
The Marketing Commission monitors and controls changes in membership fees. HEC Alumni is primarily financed thanks to the payment of membership fees by graduates. These funds are managed in collaboration with the Budget Commission and ensure that the association's budget is respected each year. Communication plans are developed as a result.
Budget
The Budget Commission, led by the Treasurer of HEC Alumni, manages the annual budget in accordance with validated projects and estimated annual resources.
Solidarity Fund
The Solidarity Fund Commission intervenes to support alumni in great need as well as for exceptional cases.
Statutory Auditing
The Statutory Auditing Commission verifies the accuracy and compliance of the association's accounting records.