Accies Trust

Please find below the Chairman’s Report given by David Ogg at the 2010 AGM.

Accies Trust Chairman’s Report to the 2010 AGM

The full minutes will be published in due course.

The Accies Trust AGM will be held on Tuesday 19 January 2010 at 7.30pm, in the New Douglas Park Stadium Function Suite.

The AGM will be followed by a Q and A session with Les Gray, Accies Vice-Chairman.

The Formal Notification of the AGM and the Agenda for the meeting is below.

2010 AGM, Agenda and Letter to Members

As this notice goes to press, there remains uncertainty as to whether Accies rearranged game against St Mirren will be played on the evening of Tuesday, 19 January 2010.

In the event of the football match being scheduled for that date, the Trust AGM will take place on Thursday, 18 February 2010 at 7 pm in the Function Suite at NDP. This notice will remain valid for the AGM, whether it is held on 19 January or 18 February.

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Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Our contact details can be found via this link.

You can view the minutes from the 2009 AGM below.

AGM Minutes: 27 February 2009

Supporters Direct Scotland meeting

The Accies Trust attended an excellent Board Member Development course at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock on the 6th of September.

The course was organised by Elaine Millar and James Proctor of Supporters Direct Scotland. Also in attendance were the Killie Trust (Kilmarnock) and the Queens Trust (Queen of the South).

The 6-hour session covered a range of topics such as the structure of Trusts, shareholding rights, governance, planning, organisation of boards, responsibilities, structuring meetings, communication and stakeholders.

It gave the board members who attended (Chairman David Ogg, Secretary Craig Rankin and Graeme Brown) an ideal opportunity to analyse the current workings of the Trust, gather ideas from other participants and look at efficiently managing the Trust, along with the fellow board members, into the future.

The Trust also gained a greater understanding of the principles of Supporters Direct Scotland and their advice and contacts will prove invaluable to the Trust over the coming years.

We also had an opportunity to discuss how the other Trusts build relationships with their local communities and clubs and how the Trust can be the linchpin between the two.

Our thanks go to Elaine and James for organising the session, the Killie Trust for arranging the venue and David Linden, of the Queens Trust, for supplying the above picture.

A valuable event which should lay a solid foundation as the Accies Trust moves forward.

Links
Supporters Direct Scotland
Killie Trust
Queens Trust