Governance

Strengthening trust, transparency, and accountability in Alberta’s mortgage industry.

Introduction to AMBA Governance

AMBA’s governance framework ensures transparency, accountability, ethical leadership, and strategic oversight for Alberta’s mortgage professionals.

Governance is carried out through a combination of the Board of Directors, committees, formal policies, and the association’s bylaws — all of which guide AMBA in fulfilling its mission to advance Alberta’s mortgage broker industry

Governance Overview

AMBA’s governance structure is rooted in the Societies Act, supported by a strong suite of internal documents that guide decision‑making and uphold the integrity of the association.

Core Governance Documents

Bylaws

Define AMBA’s structure, rules of operation, roles of directors, and Member rights.

download AMBA bylaws

Code of Conduct

Establishes the ethical expectations of members and leaders, including standards for professionalism, transparency, and accountability. The Governance Committee regularly reviews and updates these policies.

download AMBA code of conduct

If you would like to report conduct concerns, please email conductconcerns@amba.ca

These documents ensure AMBA’s governance remains modern, effective, and reflective of the high standards expected by AMBA membership.

Board of Directors

Strategic Leadership for Alberta’s Mortgage Community

The AMBA Board of Directors provides strategic oversight, guiding the association’s longterm direction, governance practices, financial stewardship, and alignment with AMBA’s mission and values. Board Members contribute their expertise to uphold professional standards, strengthen member value, and represent the mortgage broker community at provincial and national levels.

Composition & Election Process

AMBA’s Board is elected by Members through a formal voting process. Directors serve on committees, participate in governance reviews, and engage in advocacy at both provincial and federal levels. AMBA’s election process includes nominations, membership voting, and the swearing-in of Directors at the AGM.

Nominations

Board Of Directors