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Ep 89: How to Run a Successful AGM (and Avoid the Chaos We’ve Seen)

• CPR Group • Season 1 • Episode 89

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AGMs don’t have to be long, loud or legally risky... but let’s be honest, they often are.

In this episode of Basket Case Clubs, the Basket Case Bros are diving into how to run a successful AGM (and avoid the chaos they've seen firsthand). From confused constitutions to chairpeople losing control, Michael and Steve unpack how things go off the rails and how to keep them on track.

If your club’s AGM is coming up, this one’s for you. And while you're at it, make sure you’re registered for CPR Group's free webinar, “Leading Productive AGMs,” on Monday 22 April at 12 PM AEST. You’ll walk away with practical, step-by-step tools to run sharp, engaging and compliant meetings—and hey, you might even enjoy your AGM this year.

Register now at cprgroup.com.au/webinars/

Watch this episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/3bIV35o5uDA

Need a constitution check-up? Make sure yours is working for you, not against you. Submit your constitution for a free assessment by CPR Group's expert team here: www.cprgroup.com.au/constitutionassessment

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