Adam Tyler to stand down as head of NACFB
Adam Tyler, chief executive of the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB), is to stand down after 11 years.
Seconded from NatWest in 2005, Adam Tyler joined the NACFB when it was in its infancy.
Over the past 11 years Adam has, with the input of a Board of volunteer members, guided and nurtured the Association to its current position in the commercial financial arena. The trade body noted that, as we now enter the next phase of FCA activity away from admissions and into supervision and oversight of its members, both Tyler and the NACFB Board felt "new leadership is needed to drive the Association forward to the next stage of its growth".
The announcement continued:
"We are therefore announcing that Adam Tyler will be leaving the Association with effect from 31st December 2016. We are sure you will join the Board both past and present in thanking him for his work over the years and wishing him all the very best for the future."
Association Chairman, Paul Goodman added:
"The NACFB and I wish Adam well for his future endeavours and I am looking forward to working with Adrian Coles, my Vice Chairman, and the rest of the Board during this next chapter of the Association's history."
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