Hellos and Goodbyes on our Board of Trustees
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Cotswold Archaeology said goodbye at our recent AGM to three long-serving Trustees and welcomed three new arrivals to our Board.
Paul Cullen, Vikki Fenner and Christopher Gerrard have now retired from the Board. Between them they have given 31 years of excellent service to the Charity and have played a significant role in guiding our growth and development. We are extremely grateful for the time they devoted to our affairs and their commitment to what we want to achieve.
In their place we welcome three new Trustees who were appointed following an open advertisement process.
Angus Cameron has spent most of his professional career as a management consultant with IBM Global Business Services and PricewaterhouseCoopers. He is a Fellow and licensed member in practice of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.
Kevin Gleeson is an Examining Inspector / Inspector Manager with the Planning Inspectorate. He is a chartered town planner with almost 40 years’ experience across consultancy, local government and the Planning Inspectorate.
Nick Hunt is an entrepreneur and business growth advisor. He founded Murmuration Partners, a purpose-led business and coaching consultancy, and is Chief Strategy and Impact Officer at Elephants Child, an SME business growth advisory firm.
Cotswold Archaeology Chair, Dr Laura Evis said “On behalf of the entire board, I want to extend our deepest gratitude to Paul, Vikki and Christopher. Their unwavering commitment has been instrumental in guiding CA’s growth and shaping its future. As we say farewell to them, we are delighted to welcome three new trustees: Angus, Kevin and Nick. We are confident that their diverse professional backgrounds will be a tremendous asset to our organisation as we continue to increase public awareness and appreciation of the past through our archaeological work.”
