CAHP | ACECP is a volunteer-based organization and we rely heavily on the volunteer work of our members. If you are a member, please consider volunteering for one of our many active committees. Most of our committees gladly accept new volunteers at any time.
For more information, please contact admin@cahp-acecp.ca
Download the CAHP Committee Organizational Chart – updated August 2020
Currently inactive.
The Advocacy Committee supports heritage conservation, enhances public regard for the heritage consulting profession, advocates for the application of best practices, and advocates with all levels of government at a national level and in regions where there is no Chapter. Given that CAHP | ACECP has an obligation to support the conservation of our material and cultural heritage and to promote an awareness and understanding of conservation, CAHP | ACECP should, where and when appropriate, be a public advocate for the principles and practice of good heritage management across Canada. CAHP | ACECP cannot advocate on specific sites, but forward any local issues that come to the attention of the Board, to Chapters and or local Members.
Currently active.
The Annual Awards Committee organizes the annual awards competition held by CAHP | ACECP to celebrate the achievements of Professional Members in the areas of specialization recognized by the Association.
Currently active.
The Chapter Liaison Committee keeps the Board of Directors informed regarding the different Chapters, their activities and their relationship to CAHP | ACECP. The Committee is chaired by the most recent Past President.
Currently active.
The Communications Committee’s role is to inform the public about CAHP | ACECP, including the organization’s structure and ongoing activities. The committee also engages members by sharing resources, news, activities and by fostering a greater sense of community among members. With the help of a Communications Advisor, the Committee assists with website development, newsletter planning and content, promotional materials and sharing information to local and national media outlets.
Currently active.
The Conference Committee assists with the organization of the annual joint conference with the National Trust. The Committee reviews conference papers and speakers and ensures that CAHP | ACECP members are well represented among the presenters at the conference.
Currently inactive.
The Corporate Planning Committee reviews and updates one- and five- year plans within six months of the Annual General Meeting, with a presentation to the Board.
Currently active.
The Education Committee promotes the expertise and understanding of heritage conservation through connecting CAHP | ACECP members to an increasing variety of educational resources. They also reach out to the broader community through workshop presentations. This work includes identifying and notifying the membership of educational opportunities as well as linking members to existing educational resources identified by other organizations.
Currently inactive.
The E-Forum aims to publish a quarterly newsletter on issues relating to CAHP | ACECP members, chapters and committees.
Meets as required.
The Ethics & Conduct Committee provides review relating to professional conduct brought to the attention of the Association, on an as-needed basis. This committee shall be convened and chaired by the Vice President to investigate any alleged breach of the Association’s Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics. Along with the Vice President, the committee is composed of two additional Board Members and one to three Professional Members. The Executive may be represented by the Treasurer or Secretary as the President shall not form part of the committee.
Currently active.
The Events Task Force identifies and organizes CAHP | ACECP events. This committee develops strategies for acquiring sponsors and promoting its activities in coordination with the Sponsorship and Communications Committees. Its other responsibilities include contacting vendors, contacting CAHP | ACECP volunteers, and delegating event tasks.
Currently inactive.
The Governance Committee assists with the creation and revision of consistent and cohesive policies for the organization and its management. The committee recommends policies for the administration of the CAHP | ACECP Board and its membership and to advises on by-law amendments.
Currently active.
The Government Liaison Committee fosters communication and establishes relationships with public agencies in matters relating to heritage conservation and heritage policy development. Communications can be made at all levels of government. The committee administers the Memorandum of Understanding established with Public Works and Government Services Canada in 2010 that recognizes CAHP | ACECP as the lead heritage conservation organization in Canada focussed on issues of practice. The committee also maintains membership on the Federal Industry Real Property Advisory Council. It provides a forum for senior representatives from the public and private sector to discuss national policy issues pertaining to the planning, management and procurement for Federal Real Properties and Services relating to the disciplines of planning, design, architecture, engineering, construction and heritage conservation.
Currently active.
The Membership Committee undertakes the administrative function associated with membership applications and maintenance. The committee conducts a thorough review of all new professional and intern applications for CAHP | ACECP membership. This work includes reviewing an applicant’s direct heritage experience in their project work, education and ongoing training, as well as reaching out to sponsors and references provided by the applicant.
Currently active.
The New Members Task Force identifies potential new CAHP | ACECP members to facilitate its membership base across Canada.
Currently active.
The Nomination Committee seeks out and recommends qualified Professional Members to stand for election to the Board at the Annual General Meeting. The committee is chaired by the Vice President.
Currently active.
The Qualifications Committee sets the qualifications requirements for CAHP | ACECP membership.
Currently active.
The Sponsorship Committee develops fundraising plans for CAHP | ACECP events, maintains relationships with CAHP | ACECP sponsors and donors and collaborates with the National Trust for Canada in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding to identify potential sources of funds for the CAHP | ACECP and National Trust joint conference.
Currently active.
The Translation Committee helps in the translation of CAHP | ACECP documentation, correspondence and social media content into both official languages (English and French).
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CAHP | ACECP was founded in 1987 to represent the interests of professionals in many related fields of heritage conservation.
