Caisse Alliance has a cooperative structure made up of six (6) Regional Cooperative Committees (RCC) whose role is to support the work of the Caisse Alliances’ Board of Directors.
The Caisse has six (6) regions as follows:
| Region | Territory |
| Nipissing-East | Territory of the communities of North Bay, Bonfield and Mattawa |
| Nipissing-Central | Territory of the communities of Sturgeon Falls and Field |
| Nipissing-West | Territory of the communities of Verner, Alban, Argyle, Markstay, Noëlville, St. Charles and Warren |
| North -East | Territory of the communities of Timmins, Iroquois Falls and Val Gagné |
| North-Central | Territory of the communities of Kapuskasing, Moonbeam, Fauquier, Smooth Rock Falls, Opasatika and Val Rita |
| North-West | Territory of the communities of Hearst, Mattice and Longlac |
The RCC consists of two (2) regional representatives on the board of directors, six (6) elected regional delegates, and community representatives from its merging communities. By merging communities, we mean communities where one of the twelve Caisses were located before the merger on January 1, 2018. The committee must ensure a minimum of two (2) delegates or volunteer representatives from these communities.
In order to act in the best interest of its members and its communities, the Caisse require RCC members to be involved and informed.
To achieve this goal, in addition to additional knowledge and often being involved in the development of the Caisse’s strategies and activities, it is essential that each member participate in the Caisse’s community activities. This means that RCC members play a double role of assuming governance responsibilities as well as at the community level.
The delegates are elected at the Members Group Meeting (within each region) to represent the members at general meetings. They have the responsibility for voting on behalf of the members in their region at the Caisse’s Annual General Meeting. Thus, each delegate is entitled to one (1) vote on each of the questions submitted during general meetings.
As a member of the RCC of his/her region, the term of a delegate is for a period of three (3) years, or until his successor is elected or appointed. A delegate may serve a number of five (5) consecutive terms for a maximum period of fifteen (15) years. A period of one (1) year must have elapsed before becoming eligible to be elected as a delegate.
Each region has a number of delegates set by the Board. At this time, the number of delegates is currently fixed at six (6) per region.
| Name | Region |
| René Chabot Claude Plamondon Emanuelle Dupuis Anthony Miron Josée Dallaire Vacant |
North-West |
| Pierre Gagnon Nicole Fortier Levesque Tina Bergeron Kevin Robichaud Sébastien Villeneuve Jean Isabelle |
North-Central |
| Antoine Vézina Anne Vinet-Roy Philipe Hoff-Hamann Claude Montreuil Jonathan Bussières Vacant |
North-East |
| Bob Prévost Glen Polsky Vincent Lacroix Ginette Dionne Diane Beauparlant Marcel Guérin |
Nipissing-West |
| Denise Brisson Pauline Paquette Mario Rousseau Shawn Page Agnès Dubuc-Thibert Patrice St-Martin |
Nipissing-Central |
| Darlene Hotte Eric Foisy Suzanne Landry Louise Moyer Lucie Viel Vacant |
Nipissing-East |
Like a delegate, the volunteer is a member of the RCC of his/her region. The expectations for volunteers are the same as for delegates, except that they are not elected and do not have the right to vote at the Annual General Meeting. This position is interesting for people who want to bring the Caisse’s cooperative distinction to life in their community and who want to learn how governance works within our institution. In addition, this position can deepen your knowledge in order to become a delegate or an administrator. A volunteer can be under the age of 18.
| Name | Region |
| Gérard Matte | Nipssing-East |
| Jeannine Dubuc | Nipissing-West |
| Luc Séguin | Nipissing-West |
| Michel Lamarche | Nipissing-West |
| Meyranie Cauchon | Nipissing-West |
| Gaston Bellemare | Nipissing-West |
| Suzanne Lafleur | Nipissing-West |
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