01 Aug 2018
CIArb is pleased to announce that the following valid nominations have been received in respect of the CIArb Trustee Election 2018, to be held in October/November 2018.
Great Britain (three vacancies)
Rodney Appleyard
Charles Brown
Louis Flannery QC
Lucy Greenwood
Andrew Miller QC
Richard Hamilton Morris
Jonathan Wood
East Asia (one vacancy)
Cecil Abraham
Paul Barrett
Middle East/Indian sub-continent (one vacancy)
Dr Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Chandrakant Kamdar
Candidates have until 15 August 2018 to withdraw their nomination if they so wish.
Elections are being held in those regions for which vacancies will exist as at 31 December 2018. Members in regions where elections are to be held will receive notification from the Electoral Reform Society by email in late September.
If for some reason you have difficulty receiving email or have not provided CIArb with an email address and require printed papers, please contact governancesecretary@ciarb.org in the first instance.
With only the requisite number of nominations having been received for the Africa region, the following candidate is deemed to be elected as CIArb Trustee for the term beginning 1 January 2019:
Africa (one vacancy)
Dr David Kariuki Muigua
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09 Oct 2020
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