SEDA AGM 2025

All SEDA Members are invited to join in our annual meeting which will take place online and in person on the Wednesday evening 5th November at the Reid Building, Glasgow School of Art.We will hear about the past of SEDA from Janice Foster, who is researching the origins and development of the 'green design movement' in Scotland.You will also be able to listen in and comment on the SEDA 2030 strategy our Directors have worked on with our facilitator Pam Candea of Surefoot Effect.
This will be your chance to find out about SEDA’s current activities, propose ideas for the future direction, examine the accounts, speak to the proposed new Directors, Chair, Vice-chairs and more. We hope to see many of you there, and hear what your views and ideas on what SEDA should do and how you would like to be involved.

As ever this is a free MEMBERS ONLY EVENT, so please flag this up to your fellow members, to get them along and to get a good range of views on where SEDA is headed and to have a say on want we should do from here.

WHERE: Reid Building, Glasgow Schol of Art, Principal Seminar Room 1 – Ground floor and online

WHEN: 5th November at 6.30pm for 6pm start (6pm-8:30 pm)

The event will be hosted in a hybrid format. If attended in person, please ensure to arrive at least 10 minutes before the start. The Zoom call will close after Q&A and discussion.

Please let us know any allergy and access information on [email protected]

Nibbles and drinks will be provided but please bring some change if you can for the donation box.

Team SEDA

Agenda:

18:00 start in person and 18:30 if joining online

18:30pm - Looking into the past - SEDA through the years by Janice Foster

19.50pm - Planning for the future - SEDA 2030

19.10pm - AGM

20:10pm - word from outgoing Chair, incoming Chair and Vice-chairs

20:30pm - close

How to get there:

Glasgow School of Art, Reid Building

167 Renfrew Street

Glasgow, G3 6RQ

Public transport: The GSA is about a 20-minute walk from Buchanan Bus Station and Queens Street and Central train stations. The nearest local railway station is Charing Cross and the nearest subway station is Cowcaddens.

Car Parking: There is metered on-street parking locally and the nearest public car parks are located at Cambridge Street and Concert Square. Note that the GSA is within Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone.

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