Future Faces Future Faces Chamber Patrons
Contact: Anna Assinder T: 0845 6036650
Search is on for committee members
The process is underway to elect eight new Future Faces executive committee members and two new vice presidents. The new executive committee and a new
president will be announced at the organisation’s annual general meeting, which takes place online on Thursday 26 November. Members can now submit applications for a
place on the 2020-21 executive committee by downloading an application form the Chamber website and returning it to
ffcommittee@birmingham-chamber.com The deadline for applications is 5pm on
Friday 5 November. If there are more executive committee
applications than there are positions, a member vote will take place between Friday 6 November and Monday 23 November.
The committee meets every six weeks for
approximately one hour to discuss a range of issues related to the activities of Future Faces. Committee members are required to
contribute ideas and feedback, attend a minimum of 75 per cent of committee meetings per year and attend at least eight Future Faces events event per year. They are also required to support and
promote Future Faces as ambassadors. A new Future Faces president is also set to
be welcomed at this year’s AGM, with Mark Hipwell completing his term. It takes place from 12 to 12.45pm on 26
November. For more information and to book a place
email
events@birmingham-chamber.com
Top team: The committee is currently led by president Mark Hipwell (centre) and vice-presidents Jaccy Datta (left) and Sabah Hussain (right)
Young professionals to share stories of lessons learned
Five Future Faces members will be sharing their stories at an event designed to inspire students and reduce the risk of underemployment. The Chamber’s young professionals’ arm is
teaming up with Transformation West Midlands for the event on 12 November. The ‘Lessons from a young professional’
webinar will see established young professionals discuss their experiences in the world of work, a well as offering their tips to students. It will cover relatable insights into how these
professionals have built their career paths and how to enter the world of work. There will also be the chance to ask them questions. The five Future Faces members confirmed to
be taking part are disability activist Shani Dhanda (pictured), accountant Jo Drinkwater, Future Faces vice-president Jaccy Datta, Imani Clough of the Imani Academy and Michelle
Adams of law firm Squire Patton Boggs. President Mark Hipwell is hosting the event. Future Faces manager Anna Assinder said:
“We’re pleased to be teaming up with Transformation West Midlands to help connect local students with local young professionals. “We hope the event will help to inspire and
educate, as well as playing a part in reducing the risk of unemployment or underemployment for students.”
New Members
Kavan John Hawker Beth Mitchell (Ark Media Productions) Anne Long (Forresters) Nathan Chambers (Forresters) Ian Duncan (Forresters) Jack Dean (Forresters) Olivia Wang (Forresters)
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