Melbourne Konkan Community announces new committee for 2025–2026


Media Release

Melbourne, Oct 23: The Melbourne Konkan Community Inc (MKC) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday, October 20, at St James the Apostle Community Hall, Hoppers Crossing, where members came together to celebrate the past year’s achievements and welcome a new leadership team for the year ahead.

We are delighted to announce Maxim Rego as the new President of MKC. Having been an active member of the community for many years, Maxim brings a wealth of experience, understanding, and passion for community building. His focus for the coming year will be to strengthen connections, encourage youth engagement, and continue celebrating our rich Konkani culture.

MKC Committee 2025–2026:

• President – Maxim Rego

• Vice president – Dolpey Pais

• Secretary – Mayola D’Souza

• Treasurer – Elias Mascarenhas

• Sports secretary – Jolwin Rebeiro

• Media secretary – Neel Carvalho

• Cultural secretary – Leslina Fernandes

• Grants secretary – Jerry Fernandes

• Youth representatives – Ethan Lewis and Jenisha Fernandes

• Committee members – Vincent D’Costa, Darel D’Souza, Loyal Andrade, Venecia D’Souza

This year marks an exciting new chapter for MKC, as we welcome youth representatives to the committee for the very first time. This initiative aims to give our younger members a platform to voice their ideas, develop leadership skills, and play an active role in shaping MKC’s future. Their enthusiasm and fresh perspectives will be invaluable as we continue to grow as a community.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the outgoing committee led by Rita Fernandes for their dedication, hard work, and outstanding leadership over the past year. Your efforts have strengthened MKC and built a strong foundation for continued success.

A special thank you to Deacon Royden D’Souza, who shared meaningful insights during the AGM about spirituality in leadership, teamwork, and staying united in purpose. His message reminded us that MKC’s true strength lies in its togetherness.

We also express our gratitude to Stephen D’Souza, the Returning Officer, for conducting the AGM and elections in accordance with Victorian by-laws and ensuring a smooth and transparent process.

Finally, thank you to all MKC members who attended the AGM and continue to support our initiatives. It’s always wonderful to see new members stepping forward to contribute while being guided by the wisdom of our senior members.

With renewed vision and energy, the new committee is ready to lead MKC into another successful year — one filled with celebration, service, and community spirit.

  

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