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new training executive for keiser uk TOM WALKER
Keiser UK has appointed David Elliott as its new training and merchandise executive. Elliott has been tasked with co-ordinating and expanding Keiser UK’s training schedule and managing merchandising via Keiser UK’s online shop, as well as creating the company’s social networking presence on Twitter and Facebook. Elliott’s previous roles include
membership sales manager for T e Club Company, as well as fitness and sales manager for SOLL Leisure.
TOM WALKER
Andy Reed, former Labour MP for Loughborough, has been appointed to succeed Brigid Simmonds as chair of the Sport and Recreation Alliance (SRA). Simmonds has announced
that she will step down from the organisation at the Annual General Meeting next month, aſt er serving as chair for the maximum term – three two-year spells. Reed – current ly a
director of his own advocacy company – already chairs the Volleyball England Foundation and is a board member of both Special Olympics GB and the Amateur Swimming Association. “It’s a cliché in these situations to say
Andy Reed, former MP for Loughborough, succeeds Brigid Simmons
what a great honour it is to be asked to chair an organisation like this – but it
TAG’s new director: A background in social care
tag appoints jane white as its new director TOM WALKER
Youth employment charity TAG has appointed Jane White as its new director. White, who has more than 15 years of
social care experience under her belt, will be tasked with spearheading TAG’s strategy to help vulnerable young people into sustained employment. Prior to her appointment, White worked
as the senior projects manager with the National Care Advisory Service.
precor announces three new appointments TOM WALKER
Fitness solutions supplier Precor has expanded its sales team with two new appointments, while a new EMEA network controller has also joined the group. T e group has confi rmed that both Alex
Perrior and Ray Redman have taken up the role of internal sales representative, while entertainment and IT specialist Mark Godfrey has been appointed as Precor’s new network controller for EMEA, with a focus on identifying future trends.
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genuinely is,” says Reed. “The Sport and Recreation Alliance does its best work out of the public eye – building bridges and opening doors – and Brigid has played a massive part in that.”
ehfa elects two new board members TOM WALKER
The European Health and Fitness Association (EHFA) has elected two new board members during its Annual General Assembly held in Essen, Germany. The two new members
are John Greenway, chair of REPs UK and Skills Active; and Pedro Ruiz, CEO of Portuguese women-only health club chain Vivafi t. Also at the meeting, two
NEWS reed to chair sport and recreation alliance
Pedro Ruiz, CEO of Vivafi t – one of two new board members for EHFA
existing board members were re-elected to serve another three-year term: Franck Gueguen, chair and CEO of French company Club Med Gym; and Frank van de Ven, vice president of Life Fitness’ International Business Unit in the Netherlands. T e remainder of the 10-member board comprises Joanna Dase, vice-president
of UK-based Curves International; Paul Eigenmann, CEO of Swiss company Premium Certifi cation Solutions; Paul Kienstra, CEO of Dutch fi rm High Five Health Promotion & Intenz; Rosi Prescott, CEO of Central YMCA UK; Birgit Schwarze, president of Germany- based DSSV; and David Stalker, FIA CEO.
mike motta made chair of plus one, ciatto new ceo TOM WALKER
US-based corporate fi tness provider Plus One has announced that its founder and former CEO, Mike Motta, will assume the position of chair. As chair, Motta will focus on the overall strategy of Plus One.
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Motta founded Plus One in 1986 and was
instrumental in growing the company from one location in New York City to 160 fi tness centres and wellness programmes across 25 States. With Motta’s transition to chair, former Chris Ciatto will assume the position of CEO.
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