SummitSkills seeks independent board directors
SummitSkills is seeking to appoint two independent directors to join its team of board members from April 2014.
SummitSkills is seeking to appoint two independent directors to join its team of board members from April 2014.
One appointment is for an independent director from a consultancy or contracting background in the BSE sector; the second is for an independent director from a training or assessment delivery background in the BSE sector.
This is an opportunity for individuals with experience in the building services engineering sector from either a consultancy/contracting or a training/assessment delivery background who are passionate about skills to join a diverse team of board directors. The board represents the views of the sector’s employers to ensure that businesses have a powerful voice in shaping qualifications and apprenticeships for the BSE sector.
The commitment is approximately 12 days each year. SummitSkills encourages applicants currently engaged with the building services engineering sector who have the desire, capacity and ambition to make a difference, to apply.
Interested applicants can apply by completing and returning a profile questionnaire available at www.summitskills.org.uk/vacancies. To discuss the role further please contact SummitSkills general manager, Nigel Hollett, on 07850 503970. A briefing note is also available on the SummitSkills website to provide more information on the organisation and the role.
The deadline for applications is 28th February 2014.
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