and Skills Council (LSC) through the terms of their 2007/08 locally negotiated contracts. In 2010 an enlarged Advisory Council was elected consisting of 45 Member representatives, 15 partner organisation representatives and 5 observers. From that a Non-executive Board was elected consisting of 9 member representatives, 3 partner reps and potentially 3 Expert Directors. All communication with members of this governance board is directed via a single company secretary. The first Chief executive Toni Fazaeli was appointed in June 2008. The first president of the Institute For Learning, John Chorley was elected in August 2010. See also British Educational Communications and Technology Agency (Becta) Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS) Learning and Skills Council (LSC) Skills Funding Agency (SFA) References External links Educational organisations based in the United Kingdom Further education colleges in the United Kingdom Organizations established in 2002 Organizations disestablished in 2014 Learning 2002 establishments in the United Kingdom 2014 disestablishments in the United Kingdom