You got it. And yes, the MOU explanations were for the greater audience.
And there is also a CFP Board of Managers too.
Here's how it all works.
The CFP is organized under the a company called the
CFP Administration, LLC, which manages the operations of the CFP. All 10 conferences and ND are members of the LLC.
There is a
CFP Board of Managers, which governs the CFP's business, property, and affairs, and also appoints and removes CFP officers. The CFP BM is made up of 11 university presidents and chancellors, 10 reps from each conference and ND's president. They also establish the criteria for, select, and approve the members of the
CFP Selection Committee.
Next is the
CFP Management Committee, and their job is to manage the day-to-day operations of the CFP. The CFP MC is made up of the 10 conference commissioners and ND's AD.
Lastly, there are two company officers, an
Executive President (company president) and
COO (secretary), that serve at the direction of the CFP BM, also help with the day-to-day operations. They are not affiliated with any conference or university.
There is also a
CFP Foundation, which is the nonprofit arm of the LLC, and serves for community engagement.