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Board nominations now open!

15 April 2018

In the coming months, the MMF will be holding elections for seats on our Board. Each year the Board rotates and 5 seats come up for election/re-election for a 3 year term. If you’re interested in standing for the MMF Board, please email annabella@themmf.net to have an informal chat about what being a Board member entails and discuss any questions you may have. To obtain a nominations form please email joseph@themmf.net.

Board nominations will officially open from today, and close on May 14th. Those standing must gain support from 3 current Board members and 3 non-Board members to be eligible to stand.

If we have more candidates than seats, electronic voting will open on the 1st June, close on the 15th June. Results will be announced at our AGM on the 20th June. Please remember the Board is not the only way to get more involved with the MMF as a member, we hold regular policy discussions and events. Again speak to Annabella to express interest.

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