TYPO3 Association General Assembly 2025
The General Assembly (GA) 2025 of the TYPO3 Association will took place on 8 April 2025 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Location
TYPO3 GmbH
Emanuel-Leutze-Str. 11
40547 Düsseldorf
Germany
www.typo3.com
The meeting is planned as a hybrid event. Alternatively, you can attend the meeting at the TYPO3 GmbH offices, or via videoconference.
Agenda
- Opening of the General Assembly
- Minutes of the last General Assembly
- Annual report of the associations' boards
- Annual financial statement and reports of the statutory auditors and the business control committee (BCC)
- Grant discharge to the association's board, business control committee, treasurer
- Budget for the running year
- Determination of admission fees and annual dues for all types of members
- Elections of the
- Board
- Business Control Committee (BCC)
- statutory auditors
- Petitions of the
- members
- association's board
- Program of activities
- Amendments to the bylaws
- The nomination of the honorary members
- Complaints against executive bodies, resolution on the appeal against expulsion, or rejection of a provisional admission resolution of the association's board
- Various other topics
- Closing of the General Assembly
Determination of Admission Fees and Annual Dues for All Types of Members
The Board suggests to raise the annual fees beginning 1 January 2026:
| Membership | One-time registration fee | Annual fee |
|---|---|---|
| Community Membership (personal membership) | €10 | €10 |
| Bronze (personal membership) | €100 | €137.50 |
| Silver | €375 | €1,100 |
| Gold | €500 | €3,025 |
| Platin | €1,000 | €13,750 |
| Academic Bronze | €250 | €275 |
| Academic Silver | €250 | €550 |
| Academic Gold | €250 | €1,100 |
The one-time registration fee will be charged on every membership level switch from now on.
Accepted by the General Assembly
Petition 1
Change in the Election Modalities for the Board of Directors — by Frank Nägler
Application for the General Assembly 2025 of the TYPO3 Association according to Art. 12 of the bylaws.
With reference to the current statutes, it is proposed that the following passage be included or existing regulations be supplemented accordingly:
- Each board member must receive at least 50% of the votes cast in the election.
- If no candidate achieves this majority in the first round of voting, a further round of voting will take place between the two best-placed candidates.
- Only when more candidates have achieved a majority will the final election take place according to ranking.
Reason
The aim of this regulation is to ensure that every elected board member has the majority of voting members behind him. This increases the legitimacy of those elected and strengthens trust in the board.
Currently, if, for example, two positions are to be filled in an election and there are only two candidates, a single vote is sufficient to be elected to the board. This could mean that if 500 votes are cast, 499 might collude against the candidate, but he or she would still be elected
To prevent this from happening, each candidate should receive at least 50% of the votes cast.
The Board of the TYPO3 Association recommends to support this petition.
During the GA the petiion was changed with consent of the proposer: The paragraphs: "If no candidate achieves this majority in the first round of voting, a further round of voting will take place between the two best-placed candidates. Only when more candidates have achieved a majority will the final election take place according to ranking." are removed. The details of the implementation should be clarified by the Board via the voting proceedings.
Accepted by the General Assembly
Petition 2
Change duration of mandates — by the Board
Application for the General Assembly 2025 of the TYPO3 Association according to Art. 12 of the by-laws.
The Board suggests to change the duration of Board Members from two to three years.
Reason
Onboarding to a Board positions takes quite some time. In order to provide stability and efficiency we want to prolong the tension to three years. In General the Board aims to shrink to a Board size of six members, which would result into elections of two Board members per year. To compensate a smaller Board, more topic-releated committees should be initiated.
Accepted by the General Assembly