CILIP AGM 2024

This year the CILIP AGM will be held on Tuesday 15 October 2024 as an online meeting via Zoom. 

This is a chance to connect to the strong governance of your association. It provides an opportunity for us to celebrate together as a profession. We will hear from inspiring colleagues, share in the success of our newest registered and revalidating members with a Professional Registration “roll of honour” and be inspired by the announcement of the 2024 Honorary Fellows and Mentors of the Year.

The AGM is  an opportunity for members to hear about current plans and to influence the future direction of your professional body. We call on all members and interested observers to join the meeting.

The AGM is a two-way opportunity - for you to vote on key issues and for us to listen and respond to your questions.  Members wishing to submit resolutions to be considered at the AGM should send them in writing or by email, clearly marked ‘Resolution for AGM’, to:

Louis Coiffait-Gunn, Chief Executive,
CILIP,
Room 150,
The British Library,
96 Euston Road
London
NW1 2DB

or email: Denise.Hawkes@cilip.org.uk

The last day by which notice of any resolution must be received is midnight on Friday 23 August 2024.

Voting at the AGM will be administered by Mi Voice. All members eligible to vote will receive an email with the details of how to cast your vote on or around 5 October 2024 when the voting opens.

Call for nominations: Election of Vice President and two Trustees

CILIP is pleased to announce the call-for-nominations for candidates wishing to stand for election as either Vice President or a Trustee of the CILIP Board from January 2025.

Full details of the call for nominations are available here and candidates are invited to self-nominate using the forms available here.

Guest Speaker | Dr Stephanie Harris, Universities UK

We are delighted to be welcoming Dr Stephanie Harris, Director of Strategy, Insight and Member Engagement at Universities UK (UUK) to address members at the AGM. Dr Harris will share insights around the advocacy work of UUK and how they have successfully mobilised their member community around advocacy, policy and influencing for the sector.

Dr Stephanie Harris is currently the Director of Strategy, Insight and Member Engagement at Universities UK (UUK), the representative body for UK universities where she has worked for 7 years in various roles. These roles have included leading UUK’s immigration policy, managing the organisation’s international response to the covid-19 pandemic, and developing UUK’s current strategic plan. In her current role, Steph acts as a senior adviser to the CEO and makes sure UUK’s work is driven by and for its membership. 

The focus of Steph’s career has been higher education policy and influencing, first as an SU sabbatical officer then as a Policy Officer to the Vice-Chancellor at Bath Spa University and finally at UUK. Steph holds an undergraduate degree and a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol and is a current trustee at Bristol Students’ Union.