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ISSN 1365-3288 SELECT is the trading style of the Electrical Contractors’ Association of Scotland. Te SELECT logo is a registered Collective Mark.


6 CABLEtalk AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2019


ELECT welcomed three new members of staff to The Walled Garden recently as we continue to expand our service to Members. Experienced journalist Iain Mason joined the


team on 16 July as our new Head of Membership and Communications. Iain has edited CABLEtalk for the


past two-and-half years and has also helped develop other print and digital collateral for SELECT, including our ‘journey of an electrician’ animation. He said: “I am delighted to be joining


SELECT at such an important time in its long and distinguished history. “I’m looking forward to spreading the word about the vital work the association is doing to raise the bar of electricians’ status across Scotland.” Another new recruit is Emma


Emma Paterson


Paterson, who joined SELECT as the Membership Representative for the north of Scotland on 10 June. Emma, who will be based in Aberdeen, said: “I’m really enjoying it so far. I’ve been to visit a few Members and look forward to really getting to know everyone.” Teresa McDermott is the


Read the Annual Review of our year’s work


Iain Mason and Teresa McDermott


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