Hi All,

It's that time of year again when the world stands still for the Windsurfing Queensland Annual General Meeting.

I have booked a room at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron so we are all warm and enclosed in these winter breezes. RQ has been kind enough to give us the big room in case we have a large turn up.

I will need anyone coming to RSVP this year please so we can abide by RQ's Covid regulations. Please just reply to this post with numbers.

Venue:
Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
Girdis Room
578 Royal Esplanade, Manly QLD 4179
Date: Wednesday the 29th July
Time 6.00pm

For anyone who wants a couple of quiet beverages or a bite to eat the bar and cafe will be open. The cafe menu is very good and I'll put the link below so you can see what's available.

www.rqys.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Boardwalk_menu.pdf

I look forward to seeing everyone on the night.

Scot Farley

If we do it the day before, we can celebrate my birthday at the same time.

I'll bring some timtams

Mitch Pearson said..

jusavina said..
I'll bring some timtams

Tim tams with beer? Could work...

You have to suck the beer up through the Tim Tam.

unfortunately the elected representatives of the Gold Coast Windsurfing Club will be in Port Douglas......

greenleader said..
unfortunately the elected representatives of the Gold Coast Windsurfing Club will be in Port Douglas......

Looking forward to a report from the tropics by the intrepid GCWC reps.

Thanks Tim, anyone else just let me know. I'm probably being optimistic given the cold winds but we can only have 20 people in the room we've hired.

WindsurfingQLD said..
Thanks Tim, anyone else just let me know. I'm probably being optimistic given the cold winds but we can only have 20 people in the room we've hired.

see you there

Thanks Mitch, I'll plug that in too.

Hi All,

Here are the WQ AGM Minutes for your reference. You will notice that Cameron Whitford has been kind enough to step up and take the role as the new President of the club. He is very passionate about the sport and not afraid to fight for the needs of the members.

I am still involved as Secretary and will be there to help Cameron transition into the role. I've been president for ten years now and on the committee for 14 years. I have thoroughly enjoyed representing you all and lobbying the issues that have made the sport more inclusive. Everything the committee has worked on over the years has set a base that can accommodate exponential expansion. I can see a lot of new energy in the new committee and I am sure that with their enthusiasm and the new and exciting foiling divisions the sport will see better exposure and patronage in the coming years.

A big thanks for all of the support I've seen from the committee, members and general community over the years.

Best Regards, Scot Farley

Legendary effort Scot Farley. Thanks kindly mate