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AGM April 2016
Details
The AGM will be held on Wed 6th April, 2016, at 7:30pm; it's expected to last at least two hours.
See the agenda below, along with the AGM Procedures and list of candidates below.
There are six seats to fill (this is an agreed change from the AGM 2015 limit of five), including the seats of those standing for re-election. The voting method will be Single Transferable Vote.
The returning officer will be Chris James.
Agenda
- Apologies
- Welcome
- Presentation of 2015 AGM minutes
- Matters Arising
- Directors' Report
- Presentation of Accounts
- Reports from Committees
- Discussion on the Articles of Association, compared with the Draft Articles of association.
- Latest news on moving to a larger space
- Elections - directors and committees
- Time for reflection on the coming year
- Any Other Business
Existing Directors
- Hazel Smith -- stepping down at this AGM
- Tony Abbey -- standing for re-election at this AGM (see below)
- Keith Cummings -- standing for re-election at this AGM (see below)
- Ahmed Fareed -- standing for re-election at this AGM
- Rory McLean -- standing for re-election at this AGM (see below)
Candidates
Candidates (to be confirmed) in no particular order:
- Isis Raheem
- Graham Broadhead
- Keith Cummings
- Tony Abbey
- Ahmed Fareed
- Rory McLean
Candidate statements
Some of our candidates have provided a short statement, please see below.
Rory McLean
I'm in favour of helping make things that I'm involved in work. This means supporting people in the ways that they want to use the Hackspace, and opening up possibilities to people in Leicester, and Leicestershire, about how Maker Culture could be relevant to their lives. With a broad, life-long, interest in how things work, and how to make them useful to people, and about twenty years experience as a director of a small business and computer system consultancy, I do like to work with people so that we all have as much fun as is reasonably possible.
If you want to know a bit more about my interests and background you could look at a micro bio I've put up on this wiki, or, chat to me!
Isis Raheem
I am a computer animation graduate, fine artist and beginner programmer.
I must say that I have no previous experience in such a role, but I have worked as part of many productive teams and would love to take on some responsibility at the space. My ideas for attracting new membership include running free Animation and Game Modelling workshops, possibly as part of a larger, on-going project, open to contributions from all members.
In closing, because I have not been a regular face at the hack space, I thought I’d add a link to my website so you can see the type of work I have produced. (Mostly uni stuff).
Feel free to drop me an email if you’ve got anything you’d like to ask.
Email: isis01@ymail.com
Website: http://isis01.wix.com/isis
(I’m also on Linked In) :)
Keith Cummings
I am a company director and knitwear manufacturer. I would like to become a director to use my experience to help make the space run smoothly. Previous experience as training officer with the Wigston diving club. I am interested in computer programming and 3D printing.
Tony Abbey
I retired from academia 4 years ago where I was an engineer/scientist working on Space projects. Now I have more time to give to the community I want to help Makers learn skills and I want to make the Hackspace work. This means spending as much time as I can afford to keep things running smoothly. I stepped in last year to swell the director numbers from 2 to 3 but I am seeking approval from the wider membership to confirm the role. I intend to stay in the job for at least a further year if I am re-elected. I have a good number of contacts in Leicester, having lived here for over 45 years, so I hope I can make things happen, or at least find someone who can. I am a committee member of several clubs and societies, so I am well aware of how to run such organisations, and I want to simplify the running of Leicester Hackspace as much as possible.
Ahmed Fareed
No statement received yet.
Graham Broadhead
No statement received yet.
Minutes of 2015 AGM
You can find the minutes here:
2015 Accounts
You can find the accounts for the year to Dec 2015 here:
[ 2015 Accounts]
