International Confederation of Principals

The International Confederation of Principals (ICP) is a global association of school leadership organisations.

History
ICP was founded in 1991, and operates through a council with up to three delegates from each member organisation. This meets three times in a two-year period. Council elects an executive committee to work with and support the elected president of ICP, an executive secretary services both executive and council. ICP has over 40 members, each member being a major independent organisation that supports the professional development and work of school leaders. The ICP represents school leaders across five continents; it is non-political and non-sectarian and gives a powerful international voice to school principals. Membership is open to any organisation of school leaders whose constitution contains nothing contrary to the constitution of the ICP.

Conventions
ICP holds a biennial international convention drawing together school principals from all over the world for dialogue and professional development.

Previous conventions were held in the following locations:
 * 2015 (Helsinki), Finland
 * 2013 (Cairns), Australia
 * 2011(Toronto), Canada
 * 2009 Singapore, Singapore
 * 2007 Auckland, New Zealand
 * 2005 Cape Town, South Africa
 * 2003 Edinburgh, Scotland
 * 2001 Gyeongju, Korea
 * 1999 Helsinki, Finland
 * 1997 Boston, United States
 * 1995 Sydney, Australia
 * 1993 Geneva, Switzerland

Leadership
The current President is Mr. Ari Pokka, Finland, and the Executive Secretary is Ms Sheree Vertigan.