The Board of Directors
The CFAI is run by a Board of Directors, whose elected members are architects from every administrative region. The President is elected for a 2-year term, renewable twice.
Governing board members

Claire LE QUELLEC
Président

Muriel ETTEDGUI
Vice Président

Cécile MONEGER General Secretary

David BESSON
Treasurer
Elected governors representing the approved qualified members

Julie CHABASSIER
Grand Est

Bruno DUJARDIN
Nouvelle Aquitaine

Richard BAGUR
Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes

Sophie LIMET-DUMOUX
Bourgogne - Franche Comté

Carine GUILLOU
Bretagne

Katelle CATHELINEAU
Centre - Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire

Bérengère TABUTIN
Paris / Ile de France - Outre Mer - Pays UE & Etrangers

Donatien CARRATIER
Paris / Ile de France - Outre Mer - Pays UE & Etrangers

Claire LE QUELLEC
Paris / Ile de France - Outre Mer - Pays UE & Etrangers

Muriel ETTEDGUI
Paris / Ile de France - Outre Mer - Pays UE & Etrangers

Aude VEILLARD-BARRES
Occitanie

Bruno VERWAERDE
Hauts de France

Carine GUILLOU
Normandie

Stéphane TORRES
Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur - Corse

David BESSON
Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes
SURROGATE FOR THE CFAI

Godefroy THOUVENIN
Délégué UNAPL pour le CFAI

Thierry CONQUET
Délégué Europe pour le CFAI

Etienne PROST
Délégué Sénat pour le CFAI

Pascale BOULARD
Déléguée à l'enseignement pour le CFAI

Bernard MEIGNAN
Délégué auprès du Ministère de la Culture pour le CFAI
Governors representing the Associate members (schools, teachers, unions)
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COMMITTEES
Supported by 6 Committees, the CFAI carries out its mission of recognition and control of the profession in accordance with its charter ( May 15th, 2003) and rules of procedure (May 15th, 2003).
The Competence Recognition Committee
It is the CFAI founding committee whose role is to organize and oversee the juries. Their decisions are submitted to the Board of Directors who make the final decision.
The Higher Appeals and conciliation Committee
It gives its opinion concerning the claims which are formulated and may refer to decisions made by the Competence Recognition juries or to litigations between interior designers or with a third party. One of its members is a legal expert.
The Disciplinary Committee
It gives its opinion concerning the cases it is presented with or it discovers by proposing the application of appropriate measures or sanctions to the Board of Directors who make the final decision. Failure to respect professional rules, the Code of Duties, the rules of procedure and the statuses is a fault. The applied sanctions may be temporary or definitive, including being struck off.
The Supervisory council
In charge of implementing statutory and regulatory texts, it ensures that registrations are conform and that the members’ practice is professional. It also ensures that the yearly register of the approved competent interior designers, region by region, is correctly published, as well as those who hold an aptitude design status certificate.
The Teaching Committee
It maintains the teachers’ evolution under constant review and assists the schools requiring help into their recognition procedure. It takes part in the rigorous identification ot teachers who train interior design students.
The Communication Committee
As the national Observatory of the profession, it implements the CFAI communication policy in a concrete way, by all appropriate means.