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MASL Sets Membership Fees

The Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL) can now officially accept members, following the adoption of membership fees for general and associate members at MASL’s first official general meeting. Media workers, and future MASL members, joined the executive to take this and other crucial decisions at an Extraordinary Meeting, on 22nd April 2012 at Monroe College in Castries.

Following a vote among those present, a membership fee of $150 annually for Individual membership and a fee of $100 annually for Associate Membership of the Media Association of Saint Lucia, was adopted.

MASL Executive Meets Minister for Information and Broadcasting

(L-R) Richmond Felix (Secretary - MASL), Clinton Reynolds (President - MASL), Dr. James Fletcher (Minister for Information & Broadcasting), Delia Dolor (VP - MASL), Philip Dalsou (PS - Ministry for Information & Broadcasting)

(Castries, April 05, 2012): Minister for Information and Broadcasting Dr. James Fletcher, has committed to regular dialogue between his office and the executive of the Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL). The Minister made the undertaking during an introductory meeting with the recently elected executive on Tuesday April 03.

MASL Training Workshop 19th March to 5th April 2012

The Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL) in partnership with the Association of Caribbean Media Workers (ACM) and the Government of Saint Lucia will host a number of training workshops from Monday 19th March to Thursday 5th April 2012.

Training Opportunity for News Room Staff and Media Managers

The Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL) will host a training workshop from Monday 19th March to Thursday 5th April 2012 which will be conducted by Nick Fillmore, Award-winning investigative reporter, founder of the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) and the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE). A news editor and producer with more than 20 years experience with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

First Executive of Media Association of Saint Lucia Elected

ACM President Wesley Gibbings with the first executive of MASL Clinton Reynolds - president, Delia Dolor - Vice President, Richmond Felix - Secretary, Glen Simon - Treasurer, Maria Fontenelle - Communications Officer and floor members Jerry George and Alisha Ally

Media workers have been enjoined to maintain momentum moving forward, following the election of an executive for the new Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL). The elections on Sunday February 12, 2012, saw the establishment of a new representative body for media workers after an almost year-long preparatory process.

The first executive of MASL comprises Clinton Reynolds - president, Delia Dolor - Vice President, Richmond Felix - Secretary, Glen Simon - Treasurer, Maria Fontenelle - Communications Officer and floor members Jerry George and Alisha Ally.

All is Set for Election of first Executive of the Media Association of Saint Lucia

Seventeen (17) media workers have accepted nominations to various positions on the first executive committee of the Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL).  These individuals will vie for the seven (7) executive positions when the MASL elections are held on Sunday, February 12, 2012, at Monroe College.  Some candidates have been nominated for more than one office, however, they can be elected to only one position.

The Nominations are coming in ...

The nominations are coming in for the election of the Executive Committee of the Media Association of Saint Lucia on12th February 2012. Remember the nomination process is open till 11:59PM on  Tuesday, January 31, 2012.  Register here and also ensure that you submit the names of your candidates.

Election Date Set for the Media Association of Saint Lucia

The Interim Committee of the Media Association of Saint Lucia (MASL) has set the framework for the first elections of the new organisation.  The formation of the MASL follows a prolonged period of absence of an umbrella organisation to represent the interests of media workers on the island.

Historical Perspective on the Saint Lucia Media Workers Association

Delivered by Mr. Jerry E. M. George at a meeting of Media Workers held on Sunday 14th August 2011 at Auberge Seraphine, Castries, Saint Lucia

A historical perspective would take up much valuable time from the task at hand…so I wish to provide a survey or the significance of the St. Lucia media Workers Association when it existed and the importance of an organisation today.

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