Governance & Stewardship
Institutional Structure
How decision-making authority is distributed within AGE — the same governance standard the organization asks its network to adopt.
Why we lead with our own structure
AGE asks the leaders and organizations in its network to build governance that does not depend on one person. That standard applies to AGE itself first: decision-making authority here is distributed and accountable, not concentrated in a single office.
The detailed breakdown of AGE’s governing body, licensing authority, and review process is being finalized for publication on this page.