• President : Mr Peter Groenendijk of the Netherlands Association
• First Vice president : Dr Urs Mäder of the Swiss Association
• Second Vice president : Dipl.-Ing Norbert Schröter of the German Association

The Board establishes and implements policy, promotes membership, manages its committees, task groups and finances.
EFCA members (strictly partners under the statutes) are National Admixture Associations made up of two or more companies. The National Association may delegate one or more representatives to the Board (and to the TC and ETG) but has only one National vote.

EFCA Technical Committee:

• Chairman: Rabinder Khurana of the Italian Association
  The TC co-ordinates work on Standards, Codes and Certification matters. Promotes improvements to technical quality and production control by EFCA members.
  

EFCA Environmental Committee:

• Chairman: Ing. Henriette Dikmans of the Netherlands Association
  The EC develops harmonised safety and sustainability policies. Promotes and controls an Environmental Quality Seal of approval for EFCA members. Provides environmental profiling of admixtures. Is associated with an industry project to provide EPD’s and investigate Life Cycle Analysis for functional units made with concrete.

The EFCA Executive:

• The President:
• First Vice President
• Second Vice President
• The Chairman of the TC
• The Chairman of the EC

The executive monitors the progress of agreed action items by the committees. Considers the need to take action on new and developing issues and ensures continuity of the federation. Executive members represent EFCA at concrete industry forum including the European Concrete Platform.

Secretarial Support:

The EFCA secretary is the only paid post and is on a part time retainer basis working an 'average two days per week'. The secretary's role is to organise and minute meetings, control finances, collect statistics, provide a focal point for information and advice to external organisations or individuals and co-ordinate day to day running of the Federation. The secretary may also represent EFCA on a number if European committees.

New Members:

Admixture producers must join their National Admixture Association in order to become involved in EFCA work. Most National Associations have associate membership for suppliers and supporting companies and they are also encouraged to contribute to the Federations work as appropriate.

Where there is no National Association, EFCA will help and encourage local admixture manufacturers to form an association but may allow individual companies to have associate membership of EFCA until an association is established.