HBAA announces recruitment drive for Executive Director role

HBAA Logo 300x109 HBAA announces recruitment drive for Executive Director role Exhibition NewsThe HBAA has announced it is looking to take on a consultant as Executive Director following a review of the association’s requirements for an industry figurehead at its helm to help drive objectives and industry positioning.

The role of the Executive Director is integral to the success of the association, and the successful candidate will be the custodian and guardian of the HBAA’s purpose within the industry whilst incorporating strategic direction as determined by its Chair and Executive Committee.

Since former Executive Director Peter Ducker’s departure in early 2013, Juliet Price, 2011 Chair of the HBAA, has assisted the association in an interim capacity. This was a position created to assist throughout the transition period, provide continuity to the membership and committees, carry out some of the strategic responsibilities of the Executive Director, and allow sufficient time to make important decisions for the association.

Chris Parnham, Chair of the HBAA, said: “At the beginning of the year, Peter Ducker left some big shoes empty, which, since being appointed interim Executive Director, Juliet Price has been filling extremely well. But, having reviewed the structure of the HBAA Executive Director and its objectives, we feel that the role should be made a permanent one. The Executive Director is the only paid Board position within the association, and the enhanced role reflects the sweeping changes we are driving through this year. It presents the successful candidate with a unique industry position, voice and opportunity to make a difference.”

Candidates must be able to demonstrate significant industry experience at a senior level. The full job description is available from the HBAA’s Executive Office, contactable via executiveoffice@hbaa.co.uk.

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