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July 29
2011 Annual Business Meeting Summary Released
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 7/29/2011 5:16 PM
Category: Governance

The 91st Annual Business Meeting of the AOA Board of Trustees and House of Delegates was held on 7/11-17/11 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago.  The 2010-2011 Board of Trustees held its final meeting, considering over 60 resolutions and providing recommendations on resolutions facing the House.  The House of Delegates numbered over 600 delegates and alternates and considered almost 200 resolutions.  If you were not able to attend the 2011 Annual Meeting, you can catch up on the major resolutions, events, awards and meetings by reading the “Summary & Highlights” document attached hereto.  It also includes a list of actions taken by the AOA Board and House; synopses of AOA bureau, council, and committee meetings; and summaries of events sponsored by AOA affiliates, among other information. Read it today!  Feel free to use and distribute his document widely.

2011 Annual Business Meeting Summary FINAL.pdf2011 Annual Business Meeting Summary FINAL.pdf

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