The Board of Directors ensures the enforcement of the General Assembly's decisions. It is made up of seven members elected by the General Assembly.
The Board of Directors is a collective body, who performs his duties in meetings convened monthly or whenever necessary, by president, Executive Director or at least two of its members. Conventions are made in writing, with the mention of the agenda.
The Board of Directors adopts decisions in exercising the following tasks:

Marian V. Popa is the President of Transparency International Romania and CEO of Deutsche Bank Global Technology Center Romania, with extensive experience in managing companies like Rank Xerox Romania & Moldova, ICL/Fujitsu Services Romania & Moldova, Endava . Marian Popa has been actively involved in Romanian civil society since the 1990s, founding the Romanian Association for Transparency, accredited as Transparency International chapter in 1999.

Victor Alistar has extensive experience in drafting laws and conducting advocacy campaigns to promote legislative proposals. Being more than 13 years Executive Director of TI-Romania, he has successfully promoted over 10 normative acts proposals and over 40 public policies, and is currently member of the Board of Directors of TI Romania.

Victor Alistar has a PhD in Public Administration and is a lawyer of the Bucharest Bar, associate professor at SNSPA and anti-corruption activist in Romania. He was appointed as member of the European Economic and Social Council (EESC), representing Romania in 2015-2020, and in 2017 he was appointed representative of civil society in the Superior Council of Magistracy.

Dragoș Șeuleanu is member of the Board of Directors of TI Romania and Executive Director of the Măgurele High Tech Cluster. The quiddity of his activity consists in the transfer of knowledge and technology, having experience as a journalist and manager of Radio Romania and as interim president of the Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He is currently working on the development of a new European business model, based on advanced research and public communication.

Mădălina Afrăsinie is judge of the Bucharest Tribunal, in the VI-^th Civil Section and member of the Board of Directors of TI Romania. She has extensive experience in researching legislative changes in Romania.

Adriana Luminița Popa, former president of the National Office for Prevention and Control of Money Laundering, former chief expert within the Chancellery of the National Bank of Romania, is currently member of the Board of Directors of TI Romania and legal advisor in certain projects carried out by the association.

Dumitru Cătălin Petrescu, head of the Internal Audit Office within the Romanian Court of Accounts, was Secretary General in the Ministry of Transport and Internal Auditor in the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Public Finance. Cătălin Petrescu is currently member of the Board of Directors of TI-Romania.

The Senate ensures that members and staff respect the values and guiding principles of the Association. He consists of three people chosen by the General Assembly; at least one of these people must be a member of the association.

The Senate seeks to strengthen and raise the ethical standards of the association's members and staff in order to provide a viable model to dignitaries, public servants, businessmen and other civil society organizations.

The mandate of the members of the Senate is 3 years from the date of their election by the General Assembly.

The General Assembly consists of all members of the association.
The General Assembly has the right to control the board of directors, the Senate and the censor.
General meetings shall be held at least once a year, at least 30 days before the balance sheet is lodged for the preceding year. The general meetings shall be convened by the Chairman, the board of directors or by 1/3 of the members of the Association, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, at least 10 days before the date of the hearing.
The decisions of the general meetings of the Associates shall be adopted by a majority of the votes of the Members present.

The General Assembly has the following tasks:

• Establishes the strategy and general objectives of the Association
• Approves the revenue and expenditure budget and the accounting balance
• Elects and revokes members of the board of directors and of the Senate
• Appoints and revokes the censor
• Decides to set up subsidiaries or other subunits
• Decides on the amendment of the Constituent Act and of the Statute
• Decides on the dissolution and liquidation of the Association, as well as on the establishment of the destination of the goods remaining after liquidation
• Controls the activity and management of the Board of directors, Senate and censorship.