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SAMM AGM Semester 2 2026

SAMM AGM Semester 2 2026

22/09/2026–22/09/2026
5:30 PM–7:00 PM
PAR-110-L5-5015 (The Spot Room 5015)
Students' Association of Management and Marketing

All SAMM members are invited to attend our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM). At the AGM, we will be holding elections for all executive and director roles. All members eligible under the Constitution are welcome to nominate themselves for executive and director roles and/or cast their vote on the day. This will also be a great opportunity to hear about the committee’s plans for the upcoming semester, ask questions, and share your ideas and suggestions for future SAMM initiatives.

The details are as follows:

Date: Tuesday 22nd September, 2026

Time: 5:30pm - 7:00pm

Venue: PAR-110-L5-5015, The Spot   

Invited: All committee and general members

We will hold our elections for the following positions available:

  • President

  • Vice President of Operations

  • Vice President of Strategy

  • Secretary 

  • Treasurer

  • Marketing Director 

  • Human Resources Director

  • Projects Director

  • Corporate Relations Director 

  • Communications Director

  • Events Co-Directors

Please get a FREE ticket here at 5:30pm on the day of the AGM.

Hope to see you all there!! 

Kind regards,

SAMM 💚

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