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Former Highways Agency boss and ambassador forWomen on Boards UK
appointed to Energy & Utility Skills Board
Energy & Utility Skills has appointed Graham Dalton FREng and Pam Vick as Non-Executive Directors
A chartered civil engineer with a long executive career, GrahamDalton brings a deep level of engineering and industry knowledge to the Energy & Utility Skills Board.
Grahampreviously spent seven years as Chief Executive of the Highways Agency, leading the transition to Highways England; and six years as Chief Executive of the Defence Infrastructure Organisation, where he led amajor turnaround in performance.
Graham’s earlier career was spent with consulting engineerMouchel on the design of ports and power stations in the UK, Middle East and far East and several years with contractor Bovis on project management ofmajor capital programmes.
Currently, Grahamis also a Non-Executive Director at ScottishWater.
PamVick is a highly regarded non-executive director, commercial business development advisor, and strategic consultant to boards.
She is a NED on the board of independent newsmedia regulator IMPRESS, where she also chairs the Business Development and Communications Committee, and sits on the Audit and Finance Committee.
In addition, Pamis a NED on the board of Hendeca Group, a Trustee of the British Ecological Society, has a seat on an advisory board for the charity DEBRA, is amember of the Chairman’s Network, and has contributed to advertising effectiveness textbooks and articles.
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She is also an Ambassador forWomen on Boards UK and one of BoardroomAdvisors’ most experienced Advisors, an organisation that provides part-time CEOs, exec directors and NEDs internationally.
Phil Beach CBE, Chief Executive of Energy & Utility Skills, said: “Grahamand Pamare deeply experienced and highly regarded professionals with a wide breadth of leadership roles to draw from.
“I’mdelighted to welcome Grahamand Pam to the board of Energy & Utility Skills and verymuch look forward to working with themboth.”
JanWard CBE, Chair of Energy & Utility Skills, said: “It’s a really exciting time for Energy & Utility Skills as we work with industry to support the drive to net zero and encourage environmental improvement, while also providing essential services.
“Grahambrings considerable experience, as an engineer and as a leader, to help us in our endeavours while Pam’s commercial experience and wider diversity and inclusion work will equip us well to deliver our new strategy.
“Importantly, they also share a passion for and appreciation of the importance of skills to our industry, and are a welcome addition to our Board.”
GrahamDalton FREng said: “I ampleased to have been appointed as Non-Executive Director for Energy & Utility Skills.
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“Making sure that our energy and utilities workforces are safe, skilled, and sustainable is vital for the future of the UK’s infrastructure, and I look forward to being able usemy previous experience to domy part working with the Energy & Utility Skills’ board.”
PamVick said: “I amlooking forward to taking upmy role and contributing to the continuing efforts of Energy & Utility Skills to diversify and strengthen the sector workforce.”
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