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Changes at GFSB Board

On March 26th, the GFSB held its Annual General Meeting, where several changes to the Board were announced. The AGM showcased the dedication of current members and welcomed new individuals prepared to lead the organisation into its next chapter.

During the meeting, Owen Smith (Chair), recognised and thanked departing Directors Neville Dalmedo and Jon Segui for their invaluable service and contributions to the GFSB. Nevilles commitment over the years has significantly shaped the Federations impact and outreach within the business community.
The membership also confirmed the election of new and re-elected Board nominees. Theresa Jennings will step into the role of Secretary, while Ron Wagemakers takes on the position of Treasurer. Both of these new directors were previously co-opted members, demonstrating their proven capabilities and commitment to the GFSB.

Additionally, existing Board Directors Owen Smith (Chair), Daniel Delgado (Vice Chair), Rebecca Jackson, and Carmel Khalilian were re-elected, ensuring continuity in leadership and strategic direction for the organisation.  Notably, Board Directors Karl Alvarez, Seth Galia, Ramesh Karnani and Eran Shay will continue to serve for another year, solidifying the Board’s stability.

The AGM also marked the naming of co-opted Board members, who are invited to serve alongside elected officials. Continuing in their roles are Nikolai Gafan, James Barton, and Brian Ross. The Board is pleased to announce the addition of three new co-opted members Vincent Carrie, Richard De La Rosa and Tamsin Suarez, each bringing unique perspectives and expertise to the Board.

These changes reflect the GFSB’s ongoing commitment to fostering dynamic leadership that supports the growth and development of small businesses in the region. As the GFSB moves forward, the newly elected Board is poised to take on challenges and create pathways for continued success within the business community.

GFSB Board
Owen Smith (Chair)
Daniel Delgado (Vice Chair)
Theresa Jennings (Secretary)
Ron Wagemakers (Treasurer)
Karl Alvarez, Seth Galia, Ramesh Karnani, Rebecca Jackson, Carmel Khalilian, Eran Shay (Board Directors)
James Barton, Vincent Carrie, Richard De La Rosa, Nikolai Gafan, Brian Ross, Tamsin Suarez (Co-opted Board Members)

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