OIX has 3 General Member Representatives who sit on its' board.

An election is held every Autumn with each member company casting one vote.

The General Member Board Representatives are elected for a term of one year.

Election Status

Call for Nominations is now CLOSED!

The call for nominations opened on Thurs 11th November 2021 & closed at 5pm on 3rd Dec 2021.

This year there were only 3 nominations and so there is therefore no need for an election process.

The 3 General Member Representatives to the OIX board will be announced at the OIX Members meeting on 16th December 2021.

You will be able to read more about each of the nominees and how they answered the below questions by clicking on their names beneath each of their photos that will be published below after this date

You will also be able to watch a video recording of the nominees 'introductions' HERE after 16th December 2021.
 

Election Guidelines

• All Open Identity Exchange members in good standing are eligible to vote.
• All Open Identity Exchange General Members in good standing are eligible to nominate themselves or other members and can ‘second’ the nominations of others.
• All nominations require written’ seconds’ from an Open Identity Exchange General Member(s) in good standing.
• Previous General Member Representatives are eligible to be put forward or put themselves forward, as candidates.
• All candidates will be required to respond to the Nomination Questions.
• All candidates responses to the Nomination Questions will be posted at the Open Identity Exchange website.
• A single transferable vote/instant-runoff system will be used to decide on the 3 members who will be appointed as General Member Representatives to the Board.
• Term is for one year, January 2022– January 2023

Questions? Please contact Stephanie Meli

Election Candidates

Frank Joshi, Mvine

Martin Ingram, NatWest Group

Mike Summers, Yoti

Election: Nomination Questions

The OIX Executive Committee suggested a few questions that candidates may want to publicly address in their candidate statements:

1. What are the key opportunities you see for the OIX in 2022?
2. How will you demonstrate your commitment to the work of OIX in terms of resources, focus and leadership?
3. What would you like to see accomplished, and how do you plan to make these things happen?
4. What resources will you and your organisation bring to help OIX attain its goals?
5. What current or past experiences, skills, or interests will inform your contributions and views?

Once the nominations are in, you’ll be able to click on each candidate’s name that appears above to read their candidate statement and how they answered these questions.