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20/01/2014
Belton Appointed CEO For CITB
Adrian Belton has been appointed as the permanent CEO for CITB, the Construction Industry's Training Board.
He will begin his post from the start of April 2014.
Adrian is currently the Chief Executive and Accounting Officer for the Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera). He has led Fera since 2008, developing and promoting a successful growth strategy for the organisation amidst challenging economic conditions for UK public spending; whilst embedding a Continuous Improvement programme to deliver efficiency improvements.
James Wates, Chairman, CITB said: "Adrian is an excellent appointment. Identifying the right candidate for CITB’s next stage of development has been an exhaustive and positive process. Working with BIS, our sponsor department, this appointment is within government guidelines for senior posts.
"Adrian has proven experience in leading change and is motivated by success in building excellent organisations. Those are key attributes for CITB over the next few years. He impressed the Nominations Committee with his combination of relevant private and public sector experience and the way he has achieved success through leadership."
Mr Belton said: "I'm delighted and feel honoured to have been offered the opportunity to lead the CITB. 2014 marks its 50th anniversary but my brief is to deliver change that will equip the organisation for the next 50 years.
"What attracted to me to this job is the CITB's pivotal role in the construction industry at a time of challenge and change for the industry; coupled with the potential to build on many of CITB's strengths."
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He will begin his post from the start of April 2014.
Adrian is currently the Chief Executive and Accounting Officer for the Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera). He has led Fera since 2008, developing and promoting a successful growth strategy for the organisation amidst challenging economic conditions for UK public spending; whilst embedding a Continuous Improvement programme to deliver efficiency improvements.
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James Wates, Chairman, CITB said: "Adrian is an excellent appointment. Identifying the right candidate for CITB’s next stage of development has been an exhaustive and positive process. Working with BIS, our sponsor department, this appointment is within government guidelines for senior posts.
"Adrian has proven experience in leading change and is motivated by success in building excellent organisations. Those are key attributes for CITB over the next few years. He impressed the Nominations Committee with his combination of relevant private and public sector experience and the way he has achieved success through leadership."
Mr Belton said: "I'm delighted and feel honoured to have been offered the opportunity to lead the CITB. 2014 marks its 50th anniversary but my brief is to deliver change that will equip the organisation for the next 50 years.
"What attracted to me to this job is the CITB's pivotal role in the construction industry at a time of challenge and change for the industry; coupled with the potential to build on many of CITB's strengths."
(CD/IT)
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