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Formal Notice of the IPAF Annual General Meeting

This notice is to formally advise members that the next Annual General Meeting of the International Powered Access Federation will take place at 16:30 (UK) on 23 April 2020. The meeting is conducted in English and for this reason the documents are available only in English.

A formal agenda for the Meeting will be sent to all members at least 14 days before the meeting and will be published on our website www.ipaf.org/events.

As a result of the extraordinary circumstances worldwide, we will be conducting our Annual General Meeting virtually via Microsoft Teams (you don’t need an account to join).

Please contact lisa.jackman@ipaf.org for enquiries regarding the virtual meeting.

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