About the meeting
IMLB 2022 Ambassadors
A small international group helped the battery community stay connected to the Sydney meeting.
A global invitation, carried by people
The IMLB 2022 ambassador programme was created to keep the international battery community connected in the years before the meeting. A small group of ambassadors represented the meeting in their own countries and networks, sharing news and helping colleagues understand what to expect in Sydney.
Ambassadors promoted the meeting with their organisations and industry contacts, shared campaign updates through their social channels, and gave the committee feedback on how the invitation was landing around the world.
What ambassadors did
- Introduced IMLB 2022 to colleagues, institutions and local industry networks
- Shared campaign newsletters and meeting updates with their communities
- Provided feedback on the programme and the invitation
- Helped the committee reach researchers who might not otherwise have seen the call
The first ambassadors
Ashley Cronk
IMLB 2022 Ambassador
Announced as one of the first IMLB 2022 ambassadors.
Boluwatife Igbaroola
IMLB 2022 Ambassador
Announced as one of the first IMLB 2022 ambassadors.
James Frith
IMLB 2022 Ambassador
Announced as one of the first IMLB 2022 ambassadors.
Liam Ma
IMLB 2022 Ambassador
Announced as one of the first IMLB 2022 ambassadors.
Ambassador programme record
The programme was limited to a small number of ambassadors in each country so that each person could have a meaningful role. Expressions of interest for the 2022 programme have closed. The record is kept here as part of the meeting archive.