AGM – Annual General Meetings
An Annual General Meeting (AGM) is usually held once a year where all members of a charity attend. The purpose of an AGM is to give members a report on the charity’s activities and finances for the previous year, provide the opportunity for members to ask questions, and to elect members of the charity’s governing body.
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