Cooperation Canada’s

Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Strengthening Accountability and Shaping Our Collective Direction

Each year, Cooperation Canada convenes its Annual General Meeting (AGM)—bringing together members, the Board of Directors, staff and the public to reflect on the past year and look ahead.

The AGM is a key moment in the organization’s governance cycle, where members review progress, shape priorities and help guide the future of Cooperation Canada’s work.

Moment for Reflection and Direction

The AGM is more than a formal requirement—it’s an opportunity to come together as a community.

Each year, participants review Cooperation Canada’s impact through the annual report, discuss key issues facing the organization and the sector and take part in important governance decisions, including the ratification of the Board of Directors. These conversations help ensure that the organization remains accountable, transparent and responsive to its members and partners.

By creating space for dialogue and shared decision-making, the AGM helps align the organization’s direction with the evolving needs of the sector.

Who It’s For

The AGM brings together a broad group of participants connected to Cooperation Canada’s work:

  • Cooperation Canada members
  • Board of directors and staff
  • Partners and stakeholders
  • Members of the public interested in the organization’s work

What To Expect

Participants have the opportunity to engage directly in the organization’s governance and future direction:

  • Opportunities to participate in organizational governance
  • Updates on activities, impact and financials
  • Insight into priorities and strategic direction

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