Saturday, May 11, 2024

Lincolnshire Chamber Chair to step down in December

Lincolnshire Chamber of Commerce’s Gary Headland will step down as Chair of the Board at the company’s AGM in December this year.

Gary, who recently resigned from his role as CEO at the Lincoln College Group as he took up a different position outside the county, has served as Chair since early 2019, when he took over from Ursula Lidbetter. He previously had been a member of the Board for some years.

The Chamber is now looking for a new Chair to take over and lead the organisation forward supporting its vision of ‘supporting Lincolnshire businesses to grow and succeed’.

Simon Beardsley, Chief Executive of the Lincolnshire Chamber, said: “We are forever grateful to Gary for all his hard work and support he has given us over the years, it really has been invaluable.

“I encourage business leaders across all sectors to consider applying for this role, which brings with it a lot of exciting opportunities and the chance to really make a difference to the Lincolnshire business community. We wish Gary all the best in his future endeavours.”

Mr Headland said: “Whilst I am sad to be moving on, I have no doubt my successor will be able to continue the good work we are doing. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as Chair of the Board and before that a non-executive director, and though of course there have been challenging times over the past two years with the pandemic, I feel the Chamber has come out stronger than ever.

“Taking up the position of the Chair is a great opportunity to really help businesses, great and small, find their potential and grow with one common goal – making Lincolnshire a thriving place to live and work.

“With heartfelt thanks to all Board members current and old, Simon, the Chamber team, and everyone who has supported me during my time here.”

“I have no doubt my successor will be able to continue the good work we are doing.”

If you are interested in applying for the position of Chair, interested parties are being asked to submit a CV and cover letter by 31st May with interviews set to take place on 10th June.

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