THREE GODDESSES: JACKIE MENZIES (CENTRE) AND THE LATE MARGARET OLLEY (LEFT) ADMIRE AN INDIAN SCULPTURE OF DURGA ON LOAN FROM THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON, AT THE OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION GODDESS: DIVINE ENERGY IN 2006 - TAASA Review December 2011

THREE GODDESSES: JACKIE MENZIES (CENTRE) AND THE LATE MARGARET OLLEY (LEFT) ADMIRE AN INDIAN SCULPTURE OF DURGA ON LOAN FROM THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON, AT THE OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION GODDESS: DIVINE ENERGY IN 2006 – TAASA Review December 2011

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This article was originally found in the December 2011 edition of TAASA Review (Volume 20, Issue 4, Page 10).

The full article is available for free to TAASA Members.

A lot of thought went into the establishment of TAASA, and members still benefit from the foundations laid by early Committee members.

I remember how everyone was particularly grateful for the work done by our first Secretary, Paul Genney, who insisted on proper elections, rotation of committee members, annual audits (done gratis by Max Davis) – all the processes one would think were normal and yet are surprisingly dysfunctional in so many volunteer organisations.

A big thankyou is due to Paul...