The ‘top table’ at this year’s AGM was divided into three – Kevin Lee, Neil Bailey and Gareth Tarr at the very top...
...Steve Clarke, Julian Grimwade and Tim Morris on one side...
The next item on the agenda was elections to
the Committee. With Len Battyll and Bryan Reynolds standing down, the re-election of Robert Hall, Gareth Tarr, Steve Clarke and David Norfolk, plus the addition to the committee of Martin Gegg and David Brockington-Hill, could be made without the need for a vote and so this was also approved. This concluded the formal business of the
evening and Neil Bailey thanked Len and Bryan for their long-standing service to Brooklands. Both were heavily involved with the Brooklands Society prior to the formation of the BTM. Bryan has done much work on behalf of the motorcycle side of things and on constitutional matters for the BTM and Len has been Honorary Secretary of both organisations, as well as for many years organising the Reunion for the Society. They were presented with pieces of the original Track as mementos. Reports from BTM Administrator Tim Morris
and some Committee members followed – Angela Hume (Events), Rolie Luker and David Norfolk
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...David Norfolk, Rolie Luker and Angela Hume on the other.
(Outreach) and Steve Clarke (Talks, Members’ Bar and Fast Track). After a short break the Museum’s new CEO
Tamalie Newbery was interviewed by Steve Clarke. They started by showing two short videos, the first had formed part of the Museum’s application for ‘Museum of the Year’ and the second was of visitors to the recent Double Twelve. In the course of the interview Tamalie explained her background – initially in business- to-business sales where she realised she could sell but would prefer to do it on behalf of organisa- tions and causes she was really committed to. This led to fund-raising for the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre and then the Lightbox in Woking from 2000 to 2007. Subsequently she worked as a con- sultant for a number of organisations, including the National Trust, the RSPB, Chatham Dockyard and the Brooklands Museum. Then she worked for and became Director of the Association of Independent Museums. However, when Allan Winn’s retirement was announced she immediately applied for the vacancy at her ‘favourite museum’.
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