Appointments Ideal Commercial welcomes Ricky Lewis as BDM


Ideal Commercial, the market leader in commercial boilers, has appointed Ricky Lewis as business development manager for the North West Home Counties region. Ricky has extensive experience of the industry, gained from rising through the ranks


at BDR Thermea over 16 years, starting in the Remeha administration team and moving through various departments before becoming an area sales manager, first with Andrews Water Heaters and then Remeha. Commenting on his appointment, Ricky said: “I’m really excited to be working for Ideal Commercial. They have a very respected name with a great range of products. I’m looking forward to establishing relationships with existing Ideal Commercial customers in my region and introducing the company to my previous contacts.”


Ricky Lewis Paul Barnard joins the Security Institute Board


The Security Institute is pleased to announce the co-option of Paul Barnard MSt MSyI to the Security Institute Board of Directors. Paul has filled the one remaining place on the board following this year’s elections at the Institute Annual General Meeting on 17th April. Dr Alison Wakefield FSyI, Chairman of the Security Institute, said that she was “delighted


to welcome Paul onto the Institute’s Board of Directors.” “Paul joins us with an impressive background as a senior counter-terrorism policing specialist, committee member of the City of London Crime Prevention Association and board member of the CSSC South East Region, among his many roles and achievements.” Paul said of his co-option: “I am delighted to have been selected as a Director of


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the Security Institute. The progressive and strategic intents of the Institute are widely recognised and growing, a body which is the professional voice of the security industry. We have a duty to raise standards, and this will include my portfolio in providing clear career pathways and enabling teenagers to understand what the security industry is and the types of careers it can offer...”


Pollard gets on Board at Interserve


Nicholas Pollard is to join international support services and construction group, Interserve, as a non-executive director. Pollard has extensive experience as an advisor to boards in a range of public and private


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companies on their strategy and wider business issues, particularly in the construction industry. He also has considerable international experience, principally in the Middle East and Asia Pacific. Pollard is currently Group CEO at Cory Riverside Energy, who generate renewable baseload electricity from London’s residual waste. Previous experience has seen him as a senior private-sector leader at Railtrack plc, Network Rail, Skanska, Bovis Lend Lease, Navigant and Balfour Beatty plc. He is a member of the CBI Infrastructure Board, advisor to the Water Industry Commission for Scotland and a Board member of the Environmental Services Association.


CBRE names new UK client solutions director


Global real estate advisor, CBRE, has appointed Charlotte Gannon as a Director in its UK Client Solutions team. Gannon joins the company from Cushman & Wakefield’s Global Occupier Services team,


where she advised clients on maximising the efficiency of their Global Real Estate Portfolios. She has particular expertise in the technology sector, having worked extensively with corporates such as Oracle, Activision and Gartner. As part of her role she also completed secondments at EY, AbbVie and The Crown Estate. In her new role Gannon will be looking to strengthen relationships with corporate


occupier clients and devising tailored solutions to help clients align their real estate portfolios with their business strategies. James McLean, Head of UK Client Solutions, CBRE commented: “Charlotte is a talented


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and dynamic individual who will be a real asset to the team as we continue to grow our occupier client base and advise clients on all activities across the property lifecycle.”


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