Your ICAS, your vote: Voting opens for the 2025 ICAS Council elections and AGM

1 April 2025

Last updated: 2 April 2025

ICAS

Get involved, make your selections and help to shape the future of ICAS.

Key points

Voting opened on 1 April for the contested Council positions.
You can also vote on 2025 AGM resolutions.
Voting closes on 23 April with results announced on 25 April.

Members' nominations are in, and voting is now open for the four contested ICAS Council seats.

You can now also vote on the 2025 ICAS AGM resolutions.

All ICAS members will receive voting instructions by email or letter from the independent election scrutineer Mi-Voice from Tuesday 1 April.

Meet the candidates

Seven nominations were received for the four ICAS Council Open Seat vacancies. You can choose your preferred candidates from:

Jaci Badenhorst CA
Ken Croarkin CA
Samantha Frost CA
Stephen Lofnes CA
Tricia Pritchard CA
Craig Alexander Smith CA
David Wilson CA

You can meet the candidates and hear their election pitches at the ICAS Mi-Voice voting site. They’ve shared their professional biographies and what they view as this election's key issues for ICAS, its members and students.

Are any other matters to be voted on?

You can now also vote on 2025 ICAS AGM resolutions:

Receive and approve the Annual Report and Consolidated Financial Statements.
Approve the re-appointment of Martin Gill, BDO LLP as ICAS Auditor.
Approve the implementation of a lifetime subscription with effect from 1 January 2027.

Full information can be found on the ICAS Mi-Voice voting site, accessed through your voting email (see further information below).

How to vote

From Tuesday 1 April, you will receive an email from Mi-Voice, the independent election scrutineer who is managing the voting on behalf of ICAS. The email will contain a link to ICAS’ secure elections website and the unique voter code you’ll need to cast your votes.

There, you’ll also find further information on what you need to vote on and details about the candidates who have been nominated for election.

If you don’t have an email address, you’ll be notified by letter and can either vote online or request a postal ballot pack.

Not received your voting email?

Voting emails will be sent to you from 1 April 2025 from elections@mi-voice.com.

If you don’t see the email in your inbox, please check your spam or junk mail folders. If you still don’t see the email, please contact the Mi-Voice support team at support@mi-voice.com.