GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

 

May 1st, 2024 

 

Greetings CBTU Members: 

The Executive Board would like to have a meeting to prepare for the busy months ahead. There is so much happening quickly and it's important that we can get information to you. Please ensure you are signed up to the current Whatsapp chat. 

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GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

We will be having a General Membership Meeting on May 15th via Zoom We are asking the membership to support.

 

WEDNESDAY MAY 15TH, 2024

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

 

We ask that all members register for the meeting and do not share the link.  We want to ensure only members have access. 

 

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYtc-mtrjsoHNP9Ix3e-z7SmClVdTt99Eam 

 

Agenda

  • Introductions
  • CBTU Canada President’s message
  • CBTU Committee update
  • Upcoming Campaigns
  • CBTU Convention details
  • Other Business

     

Peace and Solidarity,

CBTU Canada Chapter Executive  President: Yolanda McClean, 1st Vice President Chris Wilson, 2nd Vice President Holmann Richard, Treasurer Christine Maclin, Recording Secretary Andrea McCormack, Communications Secretary Isabelle Miller, Communications & Social Media Officer Mark Brown, Membership Secretary Chris Campbell, Member At Large Dennis Williams, Under 40 Representative Juanita Forde, Retiree Member At Large - TBD

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