1. Purpose
The Mission, Vision, and Values (MVV) Committee is a standing Board committee that serves as the organization’s strategic conscience and alignment body.
The Committee exists to steward the Corporation’s mission, vision, and values and to ensure that governance decisions, operational execution, and programmatic activity remain coherently aligned with the organization’s stated purpose and ethical commitments over time.
2. Authority and Standing
The MVV Committee is constituted pursuant to the authority of the Board of Directors and operates as a standing Board committee.
The Committee is authorized to:
The Committee does not exercise executive authority and does not manage day‑to‑day operations.
3. Scope of Responsibility
The MVV Committee’s scope includes, but is not limited to:
4. Working‑Board Engagement
Consistent with the Corporation’s working‑board model, members of the MVV Committee may actively engage in:
Such engagement is undertaken in a governance‑aligned manner and does not substitute for executive management or operational authority.
5. Committee Composition
The Committee shall consist of the following roles:
All members are appointed by the Board of Directors in accordance with the Bylaws of Celestial Point Inc.
6. Relationship to Other Committees
The MVV Committee coordinates as appropriate with other Board committees, including:
Coordination ensures that mission, vision, and values remain integrated across governance, strategy, and execution.
7. Escalation and Reporting
Material concerns related to mission drift, value misalignment, or strategic incoherence shall be escalated:
8. Term of Service
Members of the MVV Committee serve five (5)‑year terms, consistent with Board service terms, unless otherwise authorized by the Board under exceptional circumstances.
9. Review and Amendment
This Charter may be amended only by resolution of the Board of Directors. The MVV Committee shall periodically review this Charter and recommend updates as necessary to reflect changes in mission context, strategy, or organizational scale.