Looking to next 25 years of Almond Housing Association
Almond’s board prepares for departure of CEO George Webster and the appointment of new leader.
After 41 years of dedication to the people of West Lothian and 26 years of leading Almond Housing Association, this month, George Webster announced his plans to retire.
Almond’s board currently has 10 members from a variety of walks of life. They are preparing for the departure of George Webster and the appointment of a new CEO for the association.
Almond Housing Association Chair Martin Joyce said: “The board of Almond Housing Association are deeply grateful and indebted to George for the leadership and management skills which he has continuously demonstrated and applied throughout his lengthy tenure as CEO. It is these guiding characteristics which have not only placed Almond in a very strong and stable position within the social housing sector in West Lothian but nationally, and this positive position is often reflected by the regulator and other partners.
“The board wish to express our profound gratitude and thanks to George for his extensive service to both AHA and the community and wish him a very enjoyable and well-deserved retirement.
“The board now have the task of securing a worthy successor to George to ensure that the continuing success of the organisation, alongside the remaining senior management team, for a further 25 years.”
The recruitment process has begun, and further information on the role of Chief Executive Officer at Almond Housing Association can be found online. Almond said it has established solid foundations which has seen it “deliver many great things”, and now it is looking for a leader who will guide and support the association into the next phase in its story. More information can be found at www.aspenpeople.co.uk/almondha/
Pictured: Martin Joyce, Chair of Almond Housing Association.