DT Election 2003 - Questionnaire

 

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5 - Would you undertake any additional activities in AFCW?
Tom Adam

Yes, as I do now.

Lou Carton-Kelly

I would continue to support the club in any way that is desired by either AFCW or the DT Board in terms of assistance. However, I don't believe that board members should sit on all the other boards, DT Board, PLC or Club.
Sarah Colesell No response received.
David Cox

I am currently a member of the Finance Group that undertake match day responsibilities including “money counting”. I am also a member of the Commercial Group who's responsibilities include seeking sponsorship at all levels for the Club and Ground.
Colin Dench

As I've made clear in some of my other answers, I don't believe that Trust Board members should also be on subsidiary boards, so would not want any board level position within AFCW. However, if needed I could take on particular tasks below board level, Trust commitments depending.

Ray Downham

Yes, if I have the time. I'm not sure whether being a member of the Corporate Sponsorship group counts as AFCW or Dons Trust so I didn't mention it above. Availability of time to undertake additional activities may be restricted by the continuance of all of the current activities.
Anne Eames

No - not unless it was for the benefit of the Dons Trust.

Steve Elson

I have done in the past and I am happy to again.
Pat Fotheringham

I currently run the AFCW mascot scheme, which is very successful. I am happy to continue with the mascot scheme as it would not affect my work for the Trust. I believe any significant involvement with the club would create a conflict of interest and therefore my time would be dedicated to the work of the Trust.
Andrew Goodwin

I already work for AFC Wimbledon as a volunteer steward on all home matchdays and I have used some of my annual leave from my full-time job to help out at the ground with tasks such as painting. Obviously stewarding would prevent me from taking on any further duties on a matchday but I would be happy to take on further activities if there was a need for my skills.

Jacki Harvie

Yes have always helped whenever needed. Assisted Kris Stewart with interviewing candidates for the position of club journalist.

Ivor Heller

Yes
Nigel Higgs

I will volunteer my time for any part of the Trust; and AFCW is part of the Trust.

Marc Jones

I would continue to support AFCW in the way I currently do.
Dennis Lowndes

I already do. I manage the Kit and Training ground for all the mens teams.

Luke Mackenzie

Yes, I would continue to be chief steward for AFC Wimbledon 1 st Men's and women's teams. I suspect I would still spend a large chuck of my day at Kingsmeadow helping answering phones and painting/cleaning rooms. I would still continue to sit on the newly formed volunteers committee and also the Stadium Safety Committee.

Michael O'Shaughnessy

I'm already an AFCW volunteer so probably not

Chris Philips

I already do, match day PA, world wide webcast service and any other requested hosting / compere roles.

Erik Samuelson

Not over and above what I currently do, namely Finance and Operations

Ron Trayhorn No, unless asked to do so by the DT board.

 

Q01 Are you a member of WISA? If not, why not?
Q02 Why should WISA members vote for you?
Q03 How much time can you commit each month to DT duties (excluding AFCW activities?).
Q04 What role would you perform on the DT Board?
Q05 Would you undertake any additional activities in AFCW?
Q06 Did you support the recent share issue enthusiastically, with reservations, or were you unhappy with the idea?
Q07 Do you favour a register of interests to record any benefits (financial or otherwise) Trust members gain from their dealings with the Trust or PLC?
Q08 What personal qualities (apart from professional skills, and a capacity for hard work) do you have that the DT Board needs?
Q09 Please list all financial benefits that you have received in the past through dealings with the Trust or Plc.
Q10 What do you think of the Trust's performance and achievements so far?
Q11 What changes would you propose, if any, to the way the Trust operates?
Q12 How could the Trust Board improve its communication with members?
Q13 When considering candidates for Board member positions for the Club, what characteristics would you look for?
Q14 Should directors of DT subsidiaries (E.g. AFC Plc) be allowed to take up elected posts on the DT Board?
Q15 How do you currently understand the duties and relationship of the DT Board in relation to the AFC Wimbledon PLC, AFC Wimbledon Ltd., and AFC Stadium Ltd. Boards? How would you like this to be structured in the future?
Q16 Should the Trust membership have the final say on the big issues, like where the club has its home ground or selling shares in the club?
Q17 Should Trust members have the right to propose motions at the AGM and other general meetings?
Q18 What ideas do you have for paying off the rest of the debt on the purchase of Kingsmeadow?
Q19 Are there any situations in which the Trust could, or should, relinquish control of AFCW?
Q20 Do you see Kingsmeadow, The Fans Stadium as a temporary or permanent home for AFC Wimbledon?

 

 


 
 
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