The Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE) has appointed Dr Gavin Dunn as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Having been a member of CABE since 1999, Mr Dunn will take over from current CEO, Dr John Hooper, when he retires in April next year.
In his new role, Mr Dunne will develop the position at CABE by raising the profile of the Association, with a view to increasing its influence with industry and Government in order to have an impact on policy and standards.
He will also be responsible for promoting the role its members have in creating better buildings and safer and healthier communities to improve the environment and economy and further its international reach.
Mr Dunn is currently an Executive Director at the Building Research Establishment, where he is responsible for the global operation and strategic development of the organisation's Building Performance business. He still step down from this role before joining CABE, but will maintain his positions on the Building Regulations Advisory Committee (BRAC) for the UK Government and the European board of GRESB.
Speaking on his new role, Mr Dunne said: "Throughout my career I have been committed to raising building standards by helping create effective regulations and driving change.
"I believe that CABE is uniquely placed to play a significant role in creating a better built environment as it remains interdisciplinary and fundamentally technical in its focus on the built environment.
"I am delighted to take up the role of CEO at CABE and would like to thank John for all of the hard work and dedication he has put in over the years to build such a reputable and highly-regarded organisation. I'm looking forward to working with our UK regions and international chapters to further our reach, influence and membership over the coming months and year."
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