Dunmow Group names new sales and marketing director
Waste management company Dunmow Group has revealed that it has appointed Joe Hemsley-Rudd as sales and marketing director.
The company noted that Mr Hemsley-Rudd has over 25 years of experience in the waste sector, covering all aspects of collection, treatment, recycling, reuse and disposal. This experience and his knowledge of how the circular economy operates in a business environment makes Mr Hemsley-Rudd “a great asset for the team’s continued growth and customer service delivery”, the Group continued.
Commenting on his appointment, Mr Hemsley-Rudd said: “I am excited to be joining the Dunmow Group at such a pivotal time for how waste management companies need to interact and help their customers tackle climate change issues. A young and dynamic company that recognises the importance of adapting and enhancing customer experience is a perfect match for me personally.”
NWH Group appoints group general manager
NWH Group has revealed the appointment of Dougie Neill into the newly created role of group general manager.
The role will see Mr Neill take on the overarching responsibility for all ten NWH depots, streamlining operations and providing strategic guidance to ensure the business continues to meet its growth objectives and maintains a standard of service delivery.
NWH Group said that Mr Neill started with the NWH Group as a tipper driver 19 years ago, then wanted to learn how to drive every vehicle possible. During that time he has developed considerable experience working throughout the business, moving up through the ranks as a transport co-ordinator, general manager of the construction services division, and latterly as head of sales, the Group outlined.
Mark Williams, CEO at the NWH Group, commented: “We always have our customers front of mind, and are continually looking at ways to improve the service and experience we offer. With his experience and track record within our business and industry, Dougie is ideally placed to deliver this critical role as he knows the business inside out. Working together along with the wider leadership team, we’re growing a great business we can all be proud of.”
BIR appoints new chairman of communications committee
The BIR said that its president Susie Burrage OBE has appointed Ibrahim Aboura as new chairman of the organisation’s communications committee.
The organisation explained that Ibrahim is managing director of Dubai-based Aboura Metals and a long-standing member of the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR).
Mr Aboura has over 16 years of expertise in international trading and management, having served on the board of the organisation’s non-ferrous metals division for eight years and participating in various roles during this time, BIR continued. Mr Aboura currently holds the position of a BIR membership committee member and serves as board member of the Bureau of Middle East Recycling, it added.
Mr Aboura commented: “Communicating with its members and on behalf of the industry to external stakeholders is the very purpose of an organization such as BIR. I very much look forward to working under Susie’s guidance with the highly professional team of BIR. Together, we can make great things happen!”
Myles Kitcher becomes chair of decarbonisation initiative
Net Zero North West (NZNW), an industrial decarbonisation initiative, has announced the appointment of managing director of Peel NRE Myles Kitcher as its new chair.
NZNW said it serves as a vital public and private sector investment accelerator, driving efforts to achieve the North West’s ambitious decarbonisation net zero goal by 2040. With projected spending of £206.9 billion, the cluster aims to reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by 38.5 million tonnes. These efforts are hoped to not only contribute to a cleaner environment but also boost sustainable economic growth in the region.
The initiative explained that Mr Kitcher’s expertise in leading environmental initiatives will be “instrumental in forging partnerships, engaging stakeholders, and guiding the cluster towards a cleaner, greener future for the North West and the wider UK”.
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