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Notice of CMNZ AGM 2021
16 April, 2021
The Annual General Meeting of the Chamber Music New Zealand (CMNZ) Trust will take place in the Wellesley Room at the Wellington Club, 88 The Terrace, Wellington on Wednesday 19 May 2021 at 1pm, and shall be followed by the Annual General Meeting of the Chamber Music New Zealand (CMNZ) Foundation at 2pm.
All are welcome, but please register your intention to attend here by 5pm on Friday 14 May.
CMNZ Trust Board Documents
Draft Minutes of the CMNZ Trust Board AGM (20 May 2020)
CMNZ Trust Board AGM Agenda
2020 Financial Statements
2020 Annual Report
CMNZ Foundation Documents
Draft Minutes of the CMNZ Foundation AGM (20 May 2020)
2020 Financial Statements (not yet available)
CMNZ Foundation AGM Agenda
CMNZ appoints two new board members
2 March, 2021
Kerrin Vautier, Chair of CMNZ, has pleasure in announcing two new appointments to the CMNZ Trust Board – Alice Wang and Paul Mersi. She said that the Board is delighted that its search for new Trustees has resulted in such high quality candidates coming forward and she has no doubt that they will add value to the Board’s deliberations. Their brief bios are on this website.
Catherine Gibson to step down as Chief Executive
1 March, 2021
Kerrin M. Vautier, chairperson of Chamber Music New Zealand Trust announced today that “it is with regret that the CMNZ Board advises that Catherine Gibson has resigned as CEO to take up a new role as Chief Executive at Orchestras Central Trust. A search process for a new CEO for CMNZ will now commence.”
On reflecting on her time at CMNZ , Catherine says the organisation “is in good heart and I am proud to have been part of Chamber Music New Zealand for seven and a half years, with the past two as Chief Executive. This was a hard decision to make and very much a personal choice in consideration of my future priorities. I would like to thank the Trustees and the CMNZ staff and volunteers right around the country for their commitment to championing chamber music in New Zealand. To all our stakeholders and loyal audiences, thank you for your continuing support and generosity. I wish everyone the very best and hope to see some of you in my new CMNZ persona as an enthusiastic audience member at the next CMNZ Hamilton concert.”
Notice of CMNZ AGM 2020
The Annual General Meeting of the Chamber Music New Zealand (CMNZ) Trust will take place via video conference (Zoom) on Wednesday 20 May 2020 at 1pm, and shall be immediately followed by the Annual General Meeting of the Chamber Music New Zealand (CMNZ) Foundation.
All are welcome, but please register your intention to attend here by 5pm on Friday 15 May. This will ensure you receive detailed instructions for joining the meeting. Supporting documentation is available below to download.
CMNZ Trust Board Documents
Draft Minutes of the CMNZ Trust Board AGM (30 April 2019)
CMNZ Trust Board AGM Agenda
2019 Financial Statements
2019 Annual Report
CMNZ Foundation Documents
Draft Minutes of the CMNZ Foundation AGM (30 April 2019)
2019 Financial Statements
CMNZ Foundation AGM Agenda
CMNZ’s official comment on RNZ’s proposal for Concert FM
Whatever genre, music is universal human experience across all cultures. Within the art form of chamber music, CMNZ presents a wide diversity of genre including early music, historical performance, string quartets and wind ensembles to name but a few, jazz, cross genre and world music. RNZ Concert is woven into the very fabric of what Chamber Music New Zealand does. From the skilled technicians who record and broadcast our concerts live across the country to the articulate and passionate commentary provided by Concert’s presenters, they allow us to share and connect with communities across Aotearoa beyond the physical concert hall. If you love and support what we do, please join us in signing the online petition to keep RNZ Concert on FM and retain their presenters – so that listeners of all ages are given the opportunity to connect with the many forms of concert experiences offered by RNZ Concert.
CMNZ has shown their support for RNZ Concert by writing to the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage and other relevant Ministers. We have encouraged our Facebook supporters to sign the above petition and we are responding to the announcement as part of a sector wide group.
