An Annual General Meeting (AGM) is a yearly meeting where members of a not-for-profit review the organization’s activities, finances, and plans. The AGM supports good governance by ensuring transparency, accountability, and member involvement in decision-making.
Key Components of the AGM:
Approval of Financial Statements: The treasurer presents the financial results for the previous fiscal year, which members vote to accept.
Election of the Executive: Members elect new board members (President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer) or re-elect existing ones.
Progress Reports: The board highlights achievements, tournament results, and activities from the past 12 months.
Strategic Planning: Discussion of upcoming plans, such as tournament hosting, facility improvements, or rule changes.
Bylaw Changes: Voting on amendments to the association’s constitution or bylaws.
Quorum: A minimum number of members must be present to make decisions legally binding.
Importance of attending AGMs
It allows members to see how membership fees and donations were used.
It offers a forum for members to ask questions and shape the direction of the club.
Ensures the board is properly staffed and authorized to act for the coming year.
Have your say by voting to elect the executive and help shape the club’s leadership
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