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Are We There Yet? Virtual Annual General Meeting

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Annual General Meeting

We are breaking with tradition and doing things differently this year. Following the usual business meeting with annual reports will be a facilitated focus-group style discussion on the future of the ORA.


When:  MAY 3, 2023

Time:  10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Where: Via Zoom

Who:  All ORA members are warmly invited to attend and participate.

Facilitated by:
Laurie Davis will facilitate the annual reports review.
Nakema Walker will facilitate our future-focused discussion.

FREE Attendance – Register to receive the Zoom link.

 

**This is a members only event. If you are a staff member of one of our member organizations, you may register to attend. Please be sure to fill in your company information and use your work email address.**

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We are breaking with tradition and doing things differently this year. Following the usual business meeting with annual reports will be a facilitated focus-group style discussion on the future of the ORA. All ORA members are warmly invited to attend and participate.

 

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