FEDERATION OF INDIAN VALUER’S ASSOCIATIONS® (FIVA)

Registered under Societies Registration Act, 1960

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Upcoming National Valuation Conference 2025 – Scheduled on 15th & 16th November 2025 at New Delhi. Registrations now open for members and non-members. Training Workshop on Real Estate Valuation – Join our hands-on session on 25th October 2025. Limited seats available – register early! FIV Annual General Meeting (AGM) – To be held on 10th December 2025. Official notice and agenda to be shared soon.
Upcoming National Valuation Conference 2025 – Scheduled on 15th & 16th November 2025 at New Delhi. Registrations now open for members and non-members. Training Workshop on Real Estate Valuation – Join our hands-on session on 25th October 2025. Limited seats available – register early! FIV Annual General Meeting (AGM) – To be held on 10th December 2025. Official notice and agenda to be shared soon.

Structure

Structure

Organisational Structure

The Federation of Indian Valuer’s Associations (FIVA) operates through a well-defined and collaborative organizational structure that ensures transparency, accountability, and efficient decision-making. This structure empowers both the central leadership and the state/regional valuer associations to work together in advancing the valuation profession across India.

FIVA Administrative Structure

Vr. Amirthaliingam Natarajan

President

Vr. Susarla Rama Gopal

Vice President

Vr.Rathnakaran Kumbakkudi

Secretary

Vr. Devaraju K. P.

Treasurer

Vr. Jaligama Bheem Rao

National Coordinator

Vr. Nilesh S Suchdev

NWC Member

Vr. Hariom Giri

NWC Member

National Working Committee

The apex decision-making body of FIVA, the National Working Committee (NWC), is composed of seven founder members along with the President, Secretary, and Treasurer of FIVA. The NWC is responsible for reviewing and approving proposals and decisions before they are passed on for final implementation by the Executive Committee.

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Executive Committee

The Executive Committee manages the day-to-day functioning of FIVA. It ensures that the federation’s objectives are effectively implemented across regions, in accordance with the directions provided by the National Working Committee (NWC).

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Functional Roles:

Regional Representatives

It is proposed that the four regions of India — North, South, East, and West — be represented by Vice Presidents and other designated office bearers. These representatives will liaise with state and regional associations, facilitating effective communication between the central body and local entities while actively promoting regional development programs.

Key Responsibilities:

Member Associations

Member Associations form the foundation of FIVA’s national network. These are state-, regional-, or sector-specific groups of professional valuers that have voluntarily aligned with the federation. By becoming part of FIVA, these associations gain access to shared knowledge resources, national-level advocacy, grievance redressal mechanisms, and opportunities to participate in policy dialogues.

Each member association retains its individual identity and operational autonomy while adhering to FIVA’s ethical code and core objectives. They play a vital role in spreading awareness, conducting local training workshops, supporting regulatory compliance, and nominating representatives to FIVA’s committees.

Through these associations, FIVA ensures grassroots connectivity, diversity of practice, and balanced professional growth across all geographies.

Why This Structure Matters

FIVA’s structured governance ensures that every voice is heard — from national leaders to local members. It promotes unity, discipline, innovation, and ethical standards in the Indian valuation ecosystem.