Executive Education Committee new members

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We are delighted to welcome seven new members to our Executive Education Committee. The new members joining this February are:

  • Dr Karen Blakeley, Programme Leader DBA, Business, Law and Sport, Winchester Business School, University of Winchester
  • Dr Ian Gordon, Director of Executive Education, Management School, Lancaster University
  • Lynda Hinxman, Assistant Dean for Employer Engagement, Sheffield Business School, Sheffield Hallam University
  • Dr Keith Hurst, Associate Dean (Business), School of Social Sciences, Business & Law, Teesside University
  • Deborah Lock, Director of Education & Learning Innovation/Deputy Head of College, Lincoln International Business School, University of Lincoln
  • Steve Ludlow, Head of Executive Education, Henley Business School, University of Reading
  • Professor David Mackay, Director of Executive Education, Stirling Management School, University of Stirling

They will be joining the existing members of the Committee:

  • Dr Andrew White, Associate Dean for Executive Education and Corporate Relations, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford (Chair)
  • Stephen Peak, Associate Dean, Enterprise & Commercial, Coventry Business School, Coventry University (Vice Chair)
  • Dr Michael Butler, Director of the Aston Centre for People and Organisations (ACPO), Aston Business School, Aston University
  • Anne Clydesdale, Director of the William J Clinton Leadership Institute at Riddel Hall, Queen’s University Belfast
  • Terry Kendrick, Director of Executive Education, Business School, Leeds University
  • Sarah Lethbridge, Director of Executive Education, Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University
  • Professor Michael Nicholson, Professorial Fellow in Marketing, Business School, Durham University

The Executive Education Committee discusses business school management issues, challenges and opportunities relating to Executive Education and it also advises the Council on policy in relation to these. The Committee champions the work of Executive Education within the UK business school community and to external audiences including business, government, and the wider university community in order to promote excellence within executive education,

In October 2016, the Committee held its latest Symposium, in Coventry University Business School to explore and seek to demonstrate the economic impact of Executive Education. The result of these conversations will be published in a research report that will be launched at our next Executive Education Symposium on Wednesday 21 June 2017, which will explore how to develop the leadership skills to be an Executive Education Director.

The secretariat to the Executive Education Committee is provided by Luis Belmonte, who can be contacted at luis.belmonte@charteredabs.org.