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Movers
KnowledgePool has also CCE also has a new Chair, have included working at the
appointed Mark Swain to Tim Willows, who is Finance prestigious Down Hall
its management team. An Director and General Manager
Country Club.
&
account director responsible of Wilton Park, the UK Foreign
for building new client relation- & Commonwealth Office’s
ships in financial services, retail, property in West Sussex, which
SKiLLSET’S fiONA
shakers
the public sector, FMCG and specialises in international
ChESTErTON
business services, Mark joined policy conferences and is
AwArDED rTS
the company in 2007 from based at Wiston House, a
fELLOwShiP
Bringing you
Prudential Relocation, a sixteenth Century Grade I
global expatriate and mobility Listed building at the foot of
At a glittering event at BAFTA
the learning
management division of the South Downs. in June 2008 Fiona Chesterton,
Prudential Financial. “Mark is a Director of Television for Skillset,
industry’s latest
top performer with more than was awarded a RTS Fellowship.
seven years’ experience in HR
DirECTOr GENErAL
The Fellowship reflects the
appointments
services and outsourcing,” said
NAMED AS NEw hEAD
work that Fiona has performed
Paul Jefferson. “With his
Of NATiONAL SChOOL
for the RTS as the Education
professionalism and expertise,
and Training representative on
KNOwLEDGEPOOL he adds to the top-level skills
Rod Clark, who served as
the Advisory Council and her
APPOiNTS LEArNiNG
we can provide to address
Director General – Strategy
outstanding contribution to the
CONSULTANCY
and satisfy the learning and
at the Ministry of Justice
television industry.
DirECTOr AND
development needs of
(MoJ) and the Department
ACCOUNT DirECTOr
our clients.” for Constitutional Affairs and
Dinah Caine, CEO of Skillset,
played a major part in setting
commended Fiona and said:
up the MoJ, has been named
CCE APPOiNTS as the new Principal and Chief
“We are absolutely delighted
EXECUTiVE DirECTOr
Executive of the National
for Fiona, and the well deserved
recognition of her services to
AS NEw ChAir iS
School of Government.
the television industry.”
ELECTED
SADiE wOOD
APPOiNTED AS
QhOTELS APPOiNTS
Al Bird
NATiONAL ACCOUNT
NEw DirECTOr
MANAGEr AT
KnowledgePool, the
wYBOSTON LAKES
managed learning services
company, has enhanced its
strategic consultancy and
service delivery capability
Anthony Lishma
with the appointment of Al
Bird to the newly-created
Conference Centres of
role of Learning
Nic Oldham
Excellence, the UK’s leading
Consultancy Director.
marketing consortium of
Leisure and Golf Director
specialist conference venues,
Sadie Wood
Al joins from Accenture,
QHotels has announced the
has appointed Anthony
where he spent over 11
promotion of Nic Oldham
Lishman as Executive Wyboston Lakes, situated
years, latterly as Business
to Group Leisure and Golf
Director. It is a new, full-time on the Cambridgeshire/
Development Director
Director, overseeing the groups
position designed to help the Bedfordshire border, has further
of Accenture Learning,
18 leisure clubs, 16 spas and
responsible for promoting
consortium grow through a strengthened its expanding sales
five golf courses across its
Accenture’s learning and HR
process of raising its sector force with the appointment
21 properties.
outsourcing services
profile and achieving a
of Sadie Wood as National
across Europe.
progressive increase
Account Manager.
Vivien Sirotkin, Director of
in membership.
Hotel Operations, commented:
Sadie joins the award-winning
“Nic is the ideal candidate
conference and training venue
to take this position for the
having forged an unparalleled
group’s. As a passionate golfer
career path in the hotel and who has held the role of Golf
venue sales arena. Prior to Director for the past year,
joining Wyboston Lakes, Oldham’s knowledge and
she was Sales Director at expertise in both the golf and
the Chartridge Conference leisure markets make him the
Mark Swain Tim Willows Company. Her other roles ideal candidate for this role.”
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