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Online hustings are go! Video interviews with London Region Chair candidates now up

The RSA Fellowship Council elections are now open and, more importantly, the RSA's first ever online hustings are officially up and running! We interviewed the two candidates for London region Chair on Tuesday and they are now up on the official hustings website: http://rsalondon.hustingo.com/
If you're a London-based fellow, or know Fellows who are, please help us spread the word by letting all your networks (Twitter, LinkedIn, email contacts, face to face etc) know that the hustings for London chair are open and that they can join the debate by posting questions via the url above.
We really need to show the RSA that this sort of thing is of value to Fellows - if we can get a good discussion going it will be wonderful. The hashtag is #RSAelections.
Many thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Matthew Kálmán Mezey on June 22, 2012 at 11:29

Yes, if you're a London Fellow, please post up a question on the new site - to get the ball rolling! It would be great to encourage some online engagement, around this election.

http://rsalondon.hustingo.com/


I'd ask a question myself - except that I'm no longer a London Fellow! ;-)

Matthew

Permalink Reply by David Wilcox on June 28, 2012 at 8:53

Jemima - this has been terrific work by you, Dave Briggs and Chris Smith ... but engagement has been pitifully low.

This highlights (again) just how bad our online comms systems are. Are we ready to do something? Forum comment at more length here http://bit.ly/OxsA7D

The elections give us a chance to focus attention.

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