Committees

FEMSA’s Board of Directors is supported by three committees with different areas of responsibility and oversight. According to their respective areas of focus, these committees provide expert advice and recommendations on strategic issues critical to the success of the Company. The Committees' recommendations are submitted to the Board of Directors for consideration and approval.

Below is a summary of our Board of Directors' committee structure and membership information. To read more about the committees, please click on committee names in the chart below.

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee supports the Board of Directors by carrying out activities to ensure the integrity, reliability, and transparency of our company’s financial reporting. Some of its main support functions are:

• Overseeing the management, conduct, and execution of the businesses carried out by FEMSA and its Business Units. 
• Reporting on the status of the Company’s business risk management and internal control systems, including those related to sustainability.
• Supervising External and Internal Audit functions.
• Reviewing financial statements and the information issued to third parties, both interim and annual, as well as the accounting policies and criteria used for their preparation. 
• Assessing judgments and contingencies the Company may be involved in and ensuring that they have been considered in the preparation of the financial reports and in the communications to third parties issued by the Company in this regard.
• Reviewing the effectiveness of the program established by the Company to ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations and accounting, tax and legal regulations, as well as reports of the results of investigations by Management of any cases of non-compliance, including appropriate disciplinary actions. 
• Reviewing unusual or non-recurring transactions, as well as the acquisition and sale of assets that exceed five percent of the Company’s total assets. And support it in the review and granting of guarantees or assumption of liabilities that exceed five percent of the assets.
• Ensuring compliance with the Code of Ethics’ provisions and the proper operation of the Ethical Compliance System established therein. 
• Performing any other specific responsibility assigned to it by the Board of Directors. 

Composed exclusively of independent directors in accordance with the Mexican Securities Market Law, as well as the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and the applicable listing standards of the New York Stock Exchange.

Members

Independent Consultant
Independent consultant
CEO and President of Wild Fork US