GPSA Chair's Christmas Message

Published on December 23, 2024

At this time of the year, I try to set aside my adult cynicism and see countdowns through the eyes of my children... Shrugging off my sense of dread and framing upcoming events and transitions with excitement and enthusiasm really does make the process of preparation for what’s to come that much more rewarding!

It seems like the right time to start to say ‘adieu’ to 2024 and wish you all a joyful and restful festive season. On behalf of our Board and Team, I’d like to thank you for being part of the GPSA community throughout this year, and welcome your contributions and suggestions in 2025, when GPSA will continue to advocate, empower and support our members while engaging in meaningful sector collaborations and stakeholder discourse.

Have fun with the preparations, and enjoy the time with your loved ones!

 

Dr Srishti Dutta,
GPSA Chair.

 

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