In addition to these new appointments, Niamh McKenna and Erika Bannerman have been re-appointed, each for a further term of 3 years.

The new appointments and re-appointments complete the Board that also includes Microsoft’s Daniel Langton, Managers in Partnership’s John Restell, Leeds & York Partnership NHS Trust’s Dr Sara Munro, University of Nottingham’s Dr Rowena Hill, and Chair of the Youth Justice Board in England and Wales Keith Fraser.

The Workforce Development Trust Chair Jeremy Newman commented:

“We have always had a very strong Board and these new appointments and re-appointments further strengthen our ability to drive our mission of improving lives through better skills, better jobs and better services​. Our volunteer trustees bring a wealth of skills, knowledge, experience and expertise, and I feel privileged to lead such a committed group of individuals.”

Chief Executive of The Workforce Development Trust John Rogers comments:

“We are delighted that Niamh and Erika have agreed to serve a second term on the Board and really welcome the new input from Arvind, Jacob and Lisa. I look forward working with them over the coming years to further develop and grow WDT, increasing our contribution to workforce development across our sectors.”

The Workforce Development Trust is a not-for-profit organisation that helps employers to deliver better services through boosting the skills of their staff across a wide range of industries throughout the UK and internationally.

 

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