IAIN Officers' Committee

IAIN is administered by an Officers' Committee, of which the members have been elected by the General Assembly in October 2015. The current Officers' Committee members are:

President:
Yasuo Arai of the Japan Institute of Navigation (JIN);
Senior Vice President:
John Pottle of the Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN);
Vice President:
Elisabeth Fischer of the Austrian Institute of Navigation (ÖVN)
Vice President:
Hesham Helal of the Arab Institutes of Navigation (AIN)
Secretary General:
Simon Gaskin FRIN FNI of the Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN)
Treasurer:
Rein van Gooswilligen of the Netherlands Institute of Navigation (NIN)
Immediate Past-President:
Dick Smith of the Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN)
Associate Members Representative:
Boris Rivkin of the Academy of Navigation and Motion Control (ANMC)

IAIN appointed representatives

IAIN is represented in international organisations by appointed representatives. Current representatives are:

International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO):
Mr. B. Banning (NIN)
International Committee on GNSS (ICG):
Eng. M. Caporale (IIN)
International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO):
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International Maritime Organization (IMO):
Capt. J. Taylor OBE RN (RIN)
US PNT Advisory Board:
Mr. D. Goward (ION)

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Editor:
Paul Ridgway

page last revised Sep 8, 2018

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