Advisory Council

Joining the Advisory Council gives members a unique opportunity to have a real impact on how ICB develops policy and moves forward as an organisation. Council Members are there to represent the members in their Regions, bringing to the table both issues and ideas from any bookkeeper whether in private practice or employment.  The Council also considers and debates a wide range of topics to give recommendations and advice for consideration by the ICB Executive Board. As a Member of Council you would provide the conduit between the bookkeeper in their location to the decision makers in the ICB; it is this connection which enables the ICB to grow and develop as an organisation providing excellent service to it’s members and promoting the professionalism of bookkeeping throughout the United Kingdom. 

Members of the Advisory Council are elected from the ICB membership and are expected to apply the experience and judgement from their individual backgrounds to the questions considered by the Advisory Council and in doing so actively contribute to improving the quality and integrity of ICB.   

Advisory Council meetings provide a forum for open debate, authoritative questioning and active involvement in ICB and the service it offers to members.