
The purpose of the American Commission on Organization and Administrative Systems is to provide technical support to the CISS in the organization and administration of Social Security.
The Inter-American Conference on Social Security (CISS) is an international organization that was formally created in 1942. In its 79+ years of existence, it has worked on Social Security and Welfare in the Americas.
Pursuant to its Bylaws, the Conference consists of foundational bodies, such as: a) the General Assembly; b) the Standing Committee; c) the General Secretariat; d) the American Commissions on Social Security (CASS); e) the Inter-American Center on Social Security Studies (CIESS); f) the Controller’s Office; and g) the Sub-Regions.
CASS are bodies specialized in relevant topics of interest to the Americas and the Caribbean, discussing relevant matters that are cross-sectional with Social Security. CASS are the technical support bodies coordinated by CISS as to meet its goals and targets. CISS currently has six commissions
INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY’S AUTHORITY FIGURES

Chair
Zoé Alejandro Robledo Aburto

Secretary General
Alvaro Velarca Hernández

Executive Director of CIESS
Emilio Alfredo Carrasco González
AMERICAN COMMISSION ON ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chairman
David A. Matthias
(Social Security Board de
Antigua y Barbuda)

Vice-chair
José Ángel Castro Granado
(Costa Rican Social Security Fund)

Vice-chair
Claudia Vázquez Espinoza
(Mexican Institute of Social Security, IMSS)

Vice-chair
Carina Melatto Floriano
(Ministry of Labor and Social Security of Brazil)

Vice-chair
Marcela Martínez Carranza
(Salvadoran Institute of Social Security)

Technical Secretary
Alejandra Fernández Vélez
(Social Security and Services Institute for Government Employees, ISSSTE, Mexico)

Wendolyn Bravo Zuríta
CIESS Research Coordinator
CAOSA PRIORITIES
