The BSIA has appointed SITO director Stefan Hay as deputy chief executive at Security House, at the same time announcing further changes at senior management level in the wake of an operational review requested by the Council of the Association. Despite the move, Hay will continue to enjoy overall responsibility for SITO鈥檚 direction.

In addition, Chris Pinder has been appointed group projects manager, tasked with undertaking specific development work for both the BSIA and SITO.

As part of the management changes, market and export services director Stephen Adams 鈥� who has been a dedicated servant of the Association for many years 鈥� left the BSIA by mutual consent on Friday 31 December.

Commenting on the changes, BSIA chief executive David Dickinson told SMT: 鈥淭he Council of the Association asked the executive to review the operations of the Association, ensuring that value for members was maintained and, wherever possible, enhanced in the changing world which we all inhabit. That review was completed and a 鈥榸ero-based鈥� budget presented to Council at last November鈥檚 meeting. The review highlighted areas of overlap in provision within the BSIA and SITO.鈥�

Dickinson added: 鈥淚鈥檇 like to extend my personal thanks to Stephen Adams for his help and support these past two years, and for his contribution to the BSIA鈥檚 work over a much longer period.鈥�

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Postscript

Take a look at the BSIA鈥檚 all-new Briefing section for end users on page 17 of this month鈥檚 SMT