The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is your once-a-year opportunity to celebrate your organisation’s achievements and share your vision for the next year with members. But for many volunteers, the AGM can be a confusing and daunting event. This free webinar will highlight the most important considerations when planning for and running your AGM. You’ll receive practical, step-by-step guidance for the entire AGM process, from notifying members and calling for nominations for new committee members, to lodging your Annual Return after the meeting.

When did you last check your constitution was up to date, tailored for your club and compliant with Act regulations? Every club is different and therefore each constitution should reflect the individuality of each organisation. All clubs change over time and updating your constitution is an ideal opportunity to ensure that the document reflects your current operations. Additionally, Queensland’s incorporation legislation has recently undergone a comprehensive review. During this free webinar, we’ll discuss the main considerations in reviewing your constitution.

• Register Now >> Tuesday, 9 May 2023 (12:30—1 pm session)
• Register Now >> Tuesday, 9 May 2023 (6:30—7 pm session)

About the presenter

Steve Connelly — Director of Sport and Community Development @CPR Group

Steve directs CPR Group’s sport and community development team. He has worked with CPR Group since 2005 and has extensive experience across a broad range of projects. Steve’s personable nature and engaging communication style enable him to capitalise on the human potential which exists in all not-for-profit organisations. He lives for those ‘light bulb moments’ and gets a genuine kick out of helping volunteers to be happier in their roles. Steve assists committees to run better businesses, enhance financial viability and become off-field champions. Steve and his team contribute to a vibrant Australian sport and community sector by preparing comprehensive master plans, land management plans and facility strategies, facilitating interactive governance training and stakeholder engagement programs, writing real-world constitutions, advising the government, developing strategic plans and helping organisations to obtain grant funding.