2019-12-03 AGM Proxy Votes

If you cannot attend the AGM, you can register your vote with a proxy voter.

Responsibilities of a proxy voter

A Proxy Voter will:

Any member can act as a proxy voter for any other member.

Note: There is no limit to the number of members voting by proxy that a member acting as proxy can have registered against them.

Find another member at the space who you trust to represent your views at the AGM.
Send an email to the person you have chosen stating you would like them to act as your proxy voter. Include trustees@nottinghack.org.uk on the email you send.
Once the agenda is confirmed, you should let your nominated person know how you want to vote on each of the items.
Once the proxy vote is confirmed, please add to the table below. If you are struggling with editing the wiki please email the Trustees, or ask on Slack for support.

Note: If you do not have someone that can be your proxy, email one of the addresses listed below - they will be happy to help

Name of Member Acting as Proxy	Email	Names of Members Voting Via Proxy
Ian Dickinson	ian.dickinson@nottinghack.org.uk	Arthur Moore Emily Roe Sam Dickinson Kai Pays Ava Firth David King Humu Choji Robert Townshend Adam Gray Jayen Pancholi Stuart Common Simon Hagan Lee Hutchinson Martin Richter
James Hayward	hackspace@geeksareforlife.com	Ryan Boughton-Shields (ryspi3.14@gmail.com) Owen Conti Thomas Ryder Rob Haywood Sam Roberts Jack Thorp Benjamin Crowe Dylan Swift Iain Sharp
Gillian Zirmer	gzirmer@gmail.com	Emily Harwood Sarah Holden
Gareth Howell	gareth.howell@nottinghack.org.uk	Andrew Walters
Mouse Fad	unknown	Sebastian Price
Jon Hirst	-	Andrew Martin
William Shakour	william.shakour@gmail.com	Ajay Mathur
Adam Froggatt		Amy Gathercole
Graham Sutherland		Dan Murphy (danhatesnumbers)
Nico Shattock		Tom Dixon Jack Howe Jenny Hibberd