Adam Tyler to step down as NACFB CEO
Adam Tyler, chief executive of the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers, is to stand down after 11 years.
Seconded from NatWest in 2005, Adam Tyler joined the NACFB when it was in its infancy.
Today the NACFB has 14 staff representing a membership of 1,600 across all the commercial finance disciplines supported by over 140 industry patrons.
The NACFB says that as the industry enters the next phase of FCA activity away from admissions and into supervision and oversight of our members, both Adam and the Board feel new leadership is needed to drive the Association forward.
Adam says his departure will allow him to spend more time with his family. He will leave the Association with effect from 31st December 2016.
Association Chairman, Paul Goodman, commented: "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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