AEA Provincial Annual General Meeting Feb 4th

EIN 39 CS AEA 400

Jan 29, 2021

This year, the AEA will be hosting three virtual Annual General Meetings for each respective AEA board. Edmonton and Calgary AGMs were held earlier this month. The Provincial AGM will be held February 4th from 10am to 12pm via Zoom. 
Go HERE to register: AEA Provincial. 
 
RSVP is required.
 
Positions on the Calgary, Edmonton and Provincial AEA boards are available. Both the AEA Calgary Region and the AEA Edmonton Region are responsible for organizing and executing social and networking events in their respective regions, as well as the distribution of regional scholarships and bursaries. The AEA Provincial board is responsible for the collective AEA membership across Alberta. Each board meets a minimum of 4 times annually. 

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