AGM NEWS
2022 AGM Announcement and Election of Vice-President and three Trustees of CILIP
Timetable Nominations open 25 July 2022.
Last day for receipt of nominations 30 September 2022, 5pm.
If an election is contested:
Despatch of postal voting papers 10 October 2022.
Despatch of online voting information 15 October 2022.
CILIP AGM 2022 – Celebrating the profession
This year the CILIP AGM will be held online on Wednesday 26 October 2022. The theme for the CILIP AGM is ‘Cele- brating our Profession’, highlighting the achievements of our members through- out the year.
This year saw the launch of the five-year We Are CILIP strategy which sets an exciting vision of the work we will deliver
together as the leading association for library, knowledge and information pro- fessionals. We call on all members and interested observers to join the AGM. This is a chance to connect to the strong governance of your association. It pro- vides an opportunity for us to celebrate together as a profession. We will hear from inspiring colleagues, share in the
success of our newest registered and revalidating members with a Profes- sional Registration “roll of honour” and be inspired by the announcement of the 2022 Honorary Fellows and Mentors of the Year. We Are CILIP, and we look forward to being together at the 2022 AGM and Celebration of the Profession.
CILIP Trustee and Vice-President elections 2022
AS a Chartered Institute, CILIP’s chari- table purpose is “to promote education and knowledge through the establish- ment and development of libraries and information services and to advance information science”. Our governance is led by a voluntary Board of Trustees and a Presidential Team, which includes a President and a Vice-President. Each year, we hold elections to invite people from across our community to take up these roles and to help shape the future of your professional body. In addition to seeking ‘ordinary’ Trustees, we are also seeking a New Professional Trustee (within the first five years of professional employment) to join the Board for a two- year term.
Who can stand for election? Candidates wishing to stand for elec- tion as Vice-President or as a Trustee must generally be an ordinary member
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of CILIP on submission of their nomi- nation, or be willing to join within one month of appointment. They must not be disqualified from holding office as a Trus- tee. New Professional Trustees should be within the first five years of their professional employment as a librarian, information or knowledge specialist. Nomination forms, with information about how to stand for these positions, can be downloaded from the CILIP website at
www.cilip.org.uk/nominate. To arrange an informal chat about the posts with Nick Poole, Chief Executive, or Sue Lacey-Bryant, Chair of the Board, please email Denise Hawkes, Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive and Governance Secretary at Denise.Hawkes@
cilip.org.uk
Completed nominations MUST be received by Denise Hawkes Denise.
Hawkes@cilip.org.uk not later than 5pm on 30 September 2022.
CILIP is an Equal Opportunities Employer and has a strong commit- ment to promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in all aspects of our work, including in our leadership and governance. We actively encourage ethnically diverse candidates and candidates from under-represented or minority groups to apply.
Voting
If either election is contested, a ballot will be held. All members eligible to vote and with an email address regis- tered with CILIP, will receive an email with full information on how to vote online. Only those members for whom CILIP does not have an email address will receive a postal ballot paper. Please ensure that CILIP has your up to date email address. If you have any queries, please contact Nick Poole via email at
nick.poole@cilip.org.uk
September 2022
Closing date for receipt of ballot papers/ online voting 26 October 2022, 5pm.
Declaration of results: 25 November 2022
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