Business, Industry and Government Committee
The Business, Industry and Government Committee represent the needs of members in industry and commerce.
The governing body of the Institute is Council whose membership consists of the immediate three Past Presidents together with not less than 22 and not more than 28 other members consisting of the seven Honorary Officers, 15 Members elected by Corporate Members and not more than six members co-opted by Council. The officers are appointed by Council.
Council meets three times a year and takes a strategic overview of the policies and development of the Institute. The operational control of the Institute is managed through the Executive Board.
The IMA also has various committees which have strategic or statutory functions.
In 1990 the Institute was incorporated by Royal Charter and was subsequently granted the right to award Chartered Mathematician status.
On the 5 November 2008 Privy Council granted the right to amend the Charter and Byelaws so that a register of Chartered Mathematics Teachers be established by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, to be operated together with or without other mathematics societies to award the designation of Chartered Mathematics Teacher to applicants who are suitably qualified.
Privy Council approved amendments to the Royal Charter and its Byelaws, with effect from 1 July 2015, which include the extension Corporate Membership of the Institute to Associate, Affiliate and Student Members and the creation of two categories of Corporate Members: Advanced Members and General Members.
View the AGM minutes archive for the General Meeting of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
The Business, Industry and Government Committee represent the needs of members in industry and commerce.
The Communications Committee oversees the development of the Institute's websites.
The purpose of the committee is to supervise the Institute's programme of international conferences.
Council meets three times a year and takes a strategic overview of the policies and development of the Institute.
The aim of the IMA Early Career Mathematicians Committee is to provide a focus for the ideas and activities of the ECM Group, and to engage, empower and mobilise its membership in supporting the IMA’s charitable aims of promoting Mathematics.
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The operational control of the Institute is managed through the Executive Board. The membership includes the President, Honorary Officers and Executive Director. Each member has a specific area of responsibility.
The Finance Audit and Risk Committee is responsible for managing the financial affairs of the Institute.
The IMA Higher Education Committee is active in promoting mathematics education at tertiary level.
The Institute has a secretariat based in Southend-on-Sea. The Executive Director is the head of paid staff and responsible for the secretariat. Her role is to advise Council, its officers and committees, and to make sure their decisions are implemented.
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The purpose of the Journals Board of Management is to guide the production of the Institute's journals.
The IMA Local Branch Committees plan talks, events and social activities in groups across the UK.
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The Editorial Board guide the production of Mathematics Today – the membership publication of the Institute.
The MathsCareers Committee oversees the development of the MathsCareers Project.
The Membership Committee is delegated by the Council to manage the granting of membership grades and the Chartered Mathematician and Chartered Scientist designations.
The Nominating Committee is responsible for creating and managing inclusive, transparent processes for nominating qualified individuals to the IMA Council and its committees. Additionally, it oversees and proposes nominations for internal and external awards and roles, in line with its delegated authority.
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The purpose of the Research Committee is to promote the needs of mathematics and applied mathematics research.
The purpose of this committee is to promote mathematics at secondary level.
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