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Avita’s Spring Meeting 2025

AVITA’s regular Spring Meeting 2025 convened on 20.5.2025

AVITA’s regular Spring Meeting 2025 was held on 20.5.2025.

Agenda: annual accounts 2024 and discharge
– The financial statements, the report of the Board of Directors and the auditor’s opinions were presented for the year 2024 for both Avita Association and Suomen Ammattiviestiestintä Oy.
– The meeting approved the financial statements for 2024 and decided to grant discharge to the Board of Directors and other responsible persons.

Thank you to all participants!

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