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Organizational Structure

The Federation’s Organizational Structure

The organizational chart illustrates the hierarchy of responsibilities within the International Federation for Gold & Diamond, from the Presidency to specialized committees and teams.

Committees and Administrative Structure

Organization and Management
Gold Trade Committee

Composed of global experts in the gold market, the Committee works to develop assessment standards and regulate bullion markets.

Diamond Trade Committee

Includes specialists in diamond grading and classification and works to combat illicit diamond trade and track the supply chain.

Professional Development Committee

Oversees training and qualification programs, designs educational curricula, and awards professional certifications.

Board of Directors

Represents the Federation’s highest leadership body and is responsible for making strategic decisions.

The Federation’s Strategic Objectives

Development and Transparency
Market Regulation and Oversight:

Establishing clear trading standards, ensuring compliance, monitoring pricing mechanisms, and preventing monopolistic practices.

Enhancing Transparency:

Creating trusted information platforms and providing accurate data on gold and diamond markets.

Knowledge Exchange:

Organizing international forums and conferences and publishing specialized research and periodic industry reports.

Supporting Innovation:

Financing research and development projects and encouraging the use of modern technology in mining, inspection, and traceability.

Explore the Fellowship Standards and Nomination Requirements for Committees and Research Units.

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