IAPAC is steered by a Board of Directors. The members of the Board of Directors shall consist of a minimum of seven and maximum of eleven directors. Each member of the Board shall be of majority age and a citizen of the United States. Members of the Board may serve as corporate officers. Members of the Board are elected by the Board of Trustees two-year terms to provide both continuity and flexibility to the organization's governing body.

The Board of Trustees are supporters of IAPAC whose purpose is to promote the goals of the committee and solicit funds on its behalf. Trustees must agree to the mission of IAPAC and be willing to raise a minimum of $10,000 annually for the committee. The Board of Trustees shall consist of a maximum of 50. Trustees shall elect the Board of Directors and provide general counsel to the Board and corporate officers to serve the best interests of the committee.

The Board of Junior Trustees are supporters of IAPAC whose purpose is to assist the Board of Trustees in advancing the mission and goals of IAPAC and to solicit funds on its behalf. The purpose of the Board of Junior Trustees also includes encouraging younger generations of Iranian Americans to actively participate in the electoral process. Junior Trustees must agree to the mission of IAPAC and be willing to raise a minimum of $1,000 annually for the committee.

The Political Director is responsible for the daily operation of IAPAC. The Political Director reports directly to the Board of Directors.

The Treasurer is responsible for filing complete and accurate reports and statements to the Federal Election Commission (FEC). In addition, the Treasurer is responsible for authorizing all expenditures and monitoring contributions to ensure full compliance with the law's limits and prohibitions.