NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION
Governance and committee
Nautic Club Kembs is governed by a volunteer committee elected at the annual general meeting. This democratic structure, typical of associations under local law, ensures that the club remains at the service of its members.
GOVERNANCE
The Nautic Club Kembs Committee
Composed of dedicated and passionate volunteers, the Nautic Club committee ensures the governance of the association and the day-to-day management of the harbour. It is elected by the members at the annual general meeting.
Gabriel Florange
President and Harbour Master
Louis Kaiser
Vice-President
Hans Ruedi Gonzenbach
Treasurer
Estelle Dallmer
Secretary
Michel Hammerer
Committee member
Erhard Bein
Committee member
Thierry Niedergang
Committee member
The committee is elected at the annual general meeting. The mandate is for three years, renewable.
How does the association work?
Annual general meeting
Every year, members meet at the annual general meeting to vote on the budget, approve the accounts and elect the committee. All members up to date with their dues are entitled to vote.
Elected committee
The committee is made up of volunteer members elected by their peers. It ensures the day-to-day management of the marina and the association throughout the year.
Association under local law
Nautic Club Kembs is a non-profit association governed by the local law of Alsace-Moselle (articles 21 to 79-XII of the local Civil Code). Its articles guarantee transparency and equality between members.
Harbour rules
The harbour rules define the conditions of use of the marina, the duties of members and the mooring conditions. They are available from the club committee.
Articles of association and official documents
The official articles of association and the harbour rules can be consulted on request from the committee of Nautic Club Kembs.
Founded in 1986 as an association under the local law of Alsace-Moselle, Nautic Club Kembs is entered in the register of associations of the Mulhouse Judicial Court (Volume 50, Folio 14). Its articles set out the purpose, governance rules and the rights and duties of its members.