Geoff Hancock, Managing Director of Dragon Govt Administration has been named as the brand new regional department Chair of the Institute of Administrators (IoD) in South East Wales.
Geoff has labored within the Manufacturing and Enterprise sector for over 40 years. He has held a senior Govt position of over 15 years inside the personal trade having began his profession as an engineering apprentice. Throughout his profession he has labored internationally for over 25 years, with boardroom expertise in Europe, USA and China.
Chair of the IoD in Wales, Richard Selby introduced that the appointment of Geoff completes the brand new construction that has just lately been undertaken at IoD Wales. Geoff will likely be becoming a member of a robust crew of Department Chairs who assist the members throughout the area. Deb Bowen Rees in South-West Wales, Gareth Jarman in Mid Wales and David Roberts in North Wales.
Richard Selby, Chair of the IoD in Wales commented:
“We’re over the moon to have Geoff on board as a Department Chair, he will likely be bringing a wealth of data, experience and connections throughout Wales that can actually profit our members and companies throughout the area .”
Based in 1903, the Institute of Administrators (IoD) obtained a Royal Constitution in 1906 and now has roughly 25,000 members together with CEOs of enormous companies in addition to entrepreneurial administrators of start-up corporations. Membership consists of administrators from proper throughout the enterprise spectrum – from media to manufacturing, skilled companies to the general public and voluntary sectors.
Geoff explains he’s dedicating his time to a group he respects and has been a part of for practically 20 years.
“I’m excited to be half the IOD on its journey to assist Senior Managers and Administrators of their private growth, enterprise connectivity and the place potential, talk their concepts and considerations to Welsh and UK Authorities departments. I stay up for assembly as many members as potential over the approaching months”.
