ACMC activities are initiated by its Technical Working Group, composed of core officers and working under two types of councils.

The Executive Council, oversees the activity of the Organization in the international level; while, the various Legislative Council, manages the activity of the Organization in the country level. The activities of the organization are managed by a small Secretariat based in Manila, Philippines.

ACMC boasts of a truly pluralistic membership from all over the country. In fact, the organization maintains a policy wherein no two officers in the Executive council should come from the same country; while, officers in the Legislative council may not come from the same university.

THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL is the administrative and implementing arm of the ACMC. The officers are elected by the members of the Executive Council and Country Directors during the Asian General Assembly or appointed by the Members of the Board. Officers in the Executive Council will serve for one year and can be re-appointed for two years upon the recommendation of the Board based on performance and active participation in the Organization. Also, they can be re-elected for the second term only.

President
RACHEL E. KHAN
University of the Philippines, Diliman
She is a professor of Journalism at the College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines-Diliman, where she served as its chair from 2006-2009. Prior to her chairmanship, she was deputy director of the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR), a non-governmental organization that seeks to promote professionalism among media practitioners. Prior to joining the university, she worked as a reporter for BusinessWorld, a leading business daily. She has a M.S. Journalism with a New Media concentration from the Columbia University, New York under the Fulbright program. She holds B.S. Economics from the University of the Philippines Diliman. Other affiliations include the Philippine Studies Association of the Philippines (PSAP) and International Internet Society (IIS), and the Asian Media and Information Centre (AMIC). As a journalist she was a Finalist in 1998 Jaime V. Ongpin Award for Investigative Journalism for "Comelec: Weighed but Found Wanting," and First Runner-up in 1995 Citibank Pan-Asia Journalism Award for Business Reporting for an in-depth story in the 1995 inflation crisis. She is editor of Prize Journalism: A collection of Jaime V. Ongpin Award Winners and sole author of Internet 101: The News Mass Medium for Filipinos, both published by Anvil Publishing. She has presented papers on media-related studies and issues in Bangkok, Thailand (2005), Hanoi, Vietnam (2005), Salzburg, Austria (2003), and Tokyo, Japan (2000).

Vice-President
AZMAN AZWAN AZMAWATI                                   
The Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang
She is currently the Deputy Dean for Academic and Student Development and a Senior Lecturer at the School of Communication, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in Penang. She holds a PhD in Economic Journalism, Masters in International Relations and Bachelor in Mass Communication (Journalism). She worked as Economic Journalist of The New Straits Times Group Malaysia. She is also on the Board of Women’s Development Research Centre of USM. She was a Visiting Scholar at the Department of Gender Studies, School of Society, Literature and the Arts of the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand.  

Secretary for Media Education
SMITH BOONCHUTIMA
Chulalungkorn University, Thailand
He is a lecturer at the Department of Public Relations and Advertising, the Faculty of Communication Arts of Chulalungkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.  His research interests are media representation, global media, and the new media. He has Master of Arts in Advertising from Chulalungkorn University and Master of Transnational Communications and Global Media from the University of London.

Secretary for Language Education
JI LI
Wuhan University, China
She is a Faculty of Journalism and Communication School of Wuhan University, China. She completed PhD in Intercultural Communication and has post-graduate studies on Journalism and the Media from the College of Journalism and Communication, the University of Florida, USA. She obtained BA in English Language and Literature from Central China Normal University. She has been an Associate Professor at Sociology Department of Frankfurt University, Germany. She was a Visiting Scholar in the Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies, University of Sunderland, England.

Secretary for Business and Finance
FR. THEODORE A. FERNADO, PhD
The Open University of Sri Lanka
He is a lecturer of the Department of Mass Communication and Conflict Studies of the Open University of Sri Lanka. He has taught at the Eastern University of Batticoloa, the University of Colombo, and the Air Force Academy in Ratmalana, Sri Lanka. He has published several researches on women studies, animation and peace process. He holds Doctor of Philosophy in Media and Peace Studies from the University of Dublin, Ireland.

Executive Director -- Secretariat
WALTER H. YUDELMO
Far Eastern University, Philippines
He is a Faculty member of the Department of Mass Communication of the Far Eastern University, an adjunct Political Affairs Officer in the Philippine House of Congress, elected Graduate Councilor of the National College of Public Administration of the University of the Philippines Diliman, and a Costumer Service Auditor of the Radio Communications of the Philippines, Inc. In South Korea, he completed his M.S. in Public Administration through the University of San Agustin-Offshore Education (2003) and Diploma in Foreign Language from the University of Seoul (2001). His other affiliations include the American Studies Association of the Philippines (ASAP), the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) and the Filipino Academy for Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS). In 2007, he participated in the Asian Development Bank International Essay Writing for Environmental Protection in Kyoto, Japan for “Saving the National Treasure: A Cry for Biak na Bato.” He was conferred the national award, 2005 Huwarang Pilipino for Education by the Parangal sa Pamilyang Pilipino Foundation at the Irwin Theater Hall of the Ateneo de Manila University for his depiction of “Problems Related to the Alien Training Systems of Filipino in South Korea.” He is currently studying political communication for his Doctor of Public Administration dissertation and conducted literature readings and country visit in Seoul, South Korea (2006), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2007), Bangkok, Thailand (2007) and is scheduled for further studies in Shanghai, China (January 2008).

See the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL