Leadership
In addition to the student delegates from each of the member schools, the Ivy Council also maintains an Executive Board for day-to-day operations and a Board of Governors for fiscal management and long-term sustenance of the organization. The Executive Board and the Head Delegates of the eight member schools form the Steering Board. Head Delegates are the only members of the Steering Board with the power to vote as they are entrusted to represent their respective schools in the interim between meetings of the Legislative Council.
The current Executive Board consists of:
| Position | Name | School |
|---|---|---|
| President | Nicholas Judson | Dartmouth College |
| Vice President for Internal Affairs | Arvin Ahmadi | Columbia University |
| Vice President for External Affairs | Alexander Tsu | Dartmouth College |
| Vice President for Policy | Michelle Vallejo | Columbia University |
| Vice President for Finance | Antonio J. Henríquez García | Cornell University |
| Vice President for Communications | Davis Nguyen | Yale University |
The current Head Delegates are:
| School | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| Brown University | James Clemmons | |
| Columbia University | Siddhant Bhatt | |
| Cornell University | Cameron Pritchett | Thomas Hittinger |
| Dartmouth College | Alesy Iturrey | |
| Harvard College | Ryley Reynolds | |
| Princeton University | Alina Jennings | |
| University of Pennsylvania | Brian Delgado | |
| Yale University | Lance Banks | Naaman Mehta |
The current Board of Governors consists of:
| Position | Name | Alma Mater |
|---|---|---|
| Governor Emeritus | Bing Chen | University of Pennsylvania |
| Chief Financial Officer | Jose Vasconez | Brown University |
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