Notice of Annual General Meeting
Oct 20, 2022, 6pm NSWC: Jim Graham Room |
To: All Social and Trial members of the North Shore Winter Club
TAKE NOTICE THAT the Annual General Meeting of the members of the Society of the North Shore Winter Club will be held in the Jim Graham room on Thursday, 20th day of October, 2022, at 6:00 pm for the following purposes:
All information including financials, minutes from past years and forms can be obtained electronically by emailing khirji@nswc.ca or printed at Member Services. The meeting will take place in two parts. The first part will constitute the formal AGM and will deal with those issues that need be considered at the meeting. The second part will be informal and permit members to receive reports from the Board and from management and to ask questions on the information provided. There were three positions available for members to be elected to the Board of Directors for the 2022 – 2025 term. Six applications were submitted. The nominating committee nominated three of the applicants to fill the three vacancies for consideration by the membership. Further nominations with the requisite documentation were not received by the dated deadline. Because of this, there will be no ballot voting at the Annual General Meeting for the Board of Directors. The vote on any question properly arising at the annual general meeting, other than the election of Directors, shall take place at the October 20th meeting. Votes at the meeting may be cast personally or by proxy. Below are the Bio’s of the applications put forward from the nominating committee. Dated this 5th day of October, 2022, in the District of North Vancouver, Province of British Columbia. James Cronk, Chairman of the Board North Shore Winter Club VOTING PROCEDURES While Social Members and Trial Members are not permitted to vote, you are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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Nominations for Board of Directors |
The Governance Committee asked the Nominating Committee, a committee independent of the existing Board but with a familiarity with the role of the Board, to recommend an equal number of candidates to seats available, and to do their best to match the skills and needs for a strong Board composition.
The Nominating Committee reviewed six possible candidates. Below are the three candidates recommended by the Nominating Committee: Kim Lyons BIO My family and I joined NSWC in 2017 we actively participate in Hockey, Tennis, Marlins, Pickleball and as many social events we can. I enjoy volunteering my time to make our experience and the rest of the members experience the best it can be. I believe that getting involved is the only way to make positive change. As an already very active NSWC member, volunteer, and current board member I am seeking re-election to the Board of Directors. The past few years have been very interesting to say the least. With one term under my belt and a pandemic hopefully in the rear-view, I am looking forward to working hard with the other Board of Directors trying to achieve the NSWC’s strategic goals and Objectives. I work full time at the District of West Vancouver where I manage and lead a team who provide municipal services and information to residents and visitors at Municipal Hall from Property Taxes, Utilities, Permits, Bylaw infractions and anything else the public is seeking. Currently, I sit on several work-related committees: the safety committee, recognition committee and Municipal Hall info committee. Formerly I sat on the District of West Vancouver’s North Shore Emergency Management Communication committee. I am keen to make positive change at the NSWC and will work hard to be engaged and effective as possible as a Board Member. I look forward to making exciting, tough, and fair decisions for the club, while trying to meet the expectations and interest of the membership. Graham Wilson BIO Graham has been a Director of the North Shore Winter Club for the last six years and has served as the Vice-President of the Club for the last three years. In this regard he has acted as a member of the Executive of the Club, as the Chair of the Governance Committee, as a member of the Finance Committee, and as the Liaison to the Tennis Committee. Prior to retirement, Graham was the EVP and CFO of a multi-billion energy company and also had responsibility as the President and CEO of its non-regulated business. In addition to the Winter Club, Graham has served on the Board of Directors of a number of companies in diverse sectors, and as Director and Treasurer of Shaughnessy Golf Club Graham is an enthusiastic tennis player and he and his wife enjoy the sports and the camaraderie experienced in the Club. Deb Gill BIO My family joined the NSWC in 2015 – for the same reason that many do – we were looking for a stronger hockey program (with better access to ice!) for our (then-7-year-old) son. We didn’t realise then how much ‘the club’ would become a central part of our community and family as it has since we walked through the door for the first time. Both of our children (Owen – now 15 and Sydney – almost 12) have found sports that they love and we all have found lifelong friends. My professional career has been spent working with technology companies to realise their corporate goals by working across the business to plan the evolution of product lines. A key aspect to success in my role is communication and collaboration across teams – and I utilize this skill in organizations where I volunteer as well. I have deep experience working closely with legal, finance, engineering, and operational professionals to execute on growth and profitability goals – and love building businesses forward! I can be found at the club year-round almost daily. I enjoy the connections that I’ve been fortunate to make, getting to know many of you, as well as our fantastic staff. I have been heavily involved in both hockey and the Marlins swim team for a number of years. My experience around the club and with similar organizations:
I welcome the opportunity to continue to work with our membership in meaningful ways. I am running for the Board this year as I want to help offer my expertise in planning and prioritization of effort to help our club continue to grow and thrive for many years to come. |