The documents that provide the Club’s legal basis

The bylaws set out how the Club is governed and what rights and duties its members have. Here you can download the current version, registered in 2025, and the certificate that proves its incorporation as a non-profit association.

Downloads

Current version

Corporate Bylaws

2025 Amendment

Signed
April 25, 2025
Registered
June 9, 2025, Santo Domingo National District City Council, registration No. 2025-34919
Content
Articles 1 to 53
Format
PDF, 16 pages
Download the bylawsPDF, 4.9 MB

Scanned copy of the registered document.

Proves incorporation

Certificate of Incorporation

Office of the Attorney General of the Republic

Issued
June 28, 2022
Classification
Mixed association, under Law 122-05
National Incorporation Registry
21222/2022
Resolution
0007/04/2022
Incorporation record
21254/1/2022
Format
PDF, 1 page
Download the certificatePDF, 208 KB

Scanned copy of the original certificate.

The PDFs are scanned copies. If you need an accessible or text version, write to us at info@gestionderiesgo.org.

The essentials

The most frequently consulted facts, with the article where they appear.

  • NatureCivil, non-political and non-profit entity, for an indefinite period (art. 1).
  • MissionPromote risk culture and industry best practices, driving international standards through research, specialized training, exchange of ideas and innovation (art. 2).
  • MembersFour categories: founding, regular, honorary and sponsor members (art. 5).
  • GovernanceGeneral Assembly, Board of Directors and Accounts Review Committee (art. 19).
  • Board of DirectorsFrom 3 to 15 members, elected for 4-year renewable terms (arts. 28 and 32).
  • Fiscal yearFrom January 1 to December 31 (art. 53).
  • Registered addressAv. Tiradentes at the corner of Presidente González Street, La Isla Building, 2nd floor, unit 206, Ensanche Naco, National District (art. 1).
  • Legal frameworkLaw 122-05 on non-profit associations and its Regulation 40-08. Clause of Law 155-17 against money laundering and the financing of terrorism (art. 53).

What the bylaws contain

Articles 1 to 53, grouped by topic. Some topics have their own page on this site.

  1. ARTS.1 and 2
    Name, address and missionName, address, purposes and mission of the Club.
  2. ARTS.3 and 4
    Capacity and assetsLegal personality, scope of action and what the assets are made up of.
  3. ARTS.5 to 18
    The membersCategories, admission, rights, duties, fees, honorary and sponsor members, and loss of membership.How to become a member
  4. ARTS.19 and 20
    Governance regimeThe Club’s bodies and the powers of the Executive Directorate.See the organization chart
  5. ARTS.21 to 27
    General assembliesNotice, quorum, voting and powers of ordinary and extraordinary assemblies.See the organization chart
  6. ARTS.28 to 38
    Board of DirectorsComposition, election, meetings and powers of the Board.Meet the Board
  7. ARTS.39 to 43
    Board positionsDuties of the president, vice president, treasurer, secretary and members at large.
  8. ARTS.44
    Executive CommitteeCommittee that the Board appoints from among its members and the functions it may delegate to it.
  9. ARTS.45 to 47
    Accounts Review CommitteeWho makes it up and how it oversees the Club’s resources.
  10. ARTS.48
    DissolutionHow the Club is dissolved and the destination of its assets.
  11. ARTS.49
    Federation and reciprocityAgreements with related entities.
  12. ARTS.50 to 53
    Resources and controlsOwn resources, budget, accounting, fiscal year and clause on non-financing of terrorism, money laundering and weapons of mass destruction.

What changed in the 2025 amendment

The main changes compared with the previous bylaws.

  • Board balance

    No gender with less than 40%, no segment of the sector with more than 30% and no institution with more than 15%. The number of board members must be odd (arts. 30 and 33).

  • Board election

    Candidacies are submitted in writing 15 days before the Assembly, with at least one year as an active member, and to be re-elected one must have attended 75% of the meetings (art. 32).

  • Budget

    It is prepared and approved by the Board, which communicates it to the members within 15 days. The Assembly may comment on it or modify it (arts. 26 and 38).

  • Fees

    The amount of regular members’ fees is approved by the Board. Supplementary fees are set by the Ordinary Assembly (art. 12).

  • Assemblies

    The annual ordinary assembly is held no later than 120 days after the close of the fiscal year, with 10 days’ notice and the option of a virtual or hybrid format. An extraordinary one may be requested by 25% of the regular members, previously 20% (arts. 22 and 23).

This summary is for information only. The only text with legal value is that of the registered bylaws, available in the download above.

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