> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.intersectmbo.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.intersectmbo.org/intersect-knowledge-base/intersect-membership/annual-member-meetings-amm.md).

# Annual member meetings (AMM)

This page provides an introduction to Intersect annual member meetings

## What is an annual member meeting?

An annual member meeting is a formal gathering held annually by an organization, such as a nonprofit, where its members come together to discuss and vote on important issues. These meetings typically serve several purposes:

1. **Review of the past year**
2. **Election of board members**
3. **Voting on important matters (such as committee elections)**
4. **Member input and questions**
5. **Future planning**

Annual member meetings are important for maintaining transparency, accountability, and member engagement within the organization.

## Why does Intersect run annual member meetings?

Intersect is a member-based organization for the Cardano ecosystem, putting members at the heart of Cardano’s future development. Intersect is incorporated as a mutual-benefit not-for-profit organization in Wyoming, USA. Our state obligations require that we hold an annual meeting for members.

## Why should you join?

The annual member meeting is an opportunity for members to connect, review the work done over the year, and discuss important topics.

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[Read more about 2024 AMM](https://intersectmbo.org/news/intersects-annual-member-meetings)


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