Nimble News 18 December 2024
FFTITC BOARD REAFFIRMS LEADERSHIP FOR 2025,
SETS STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
The Food, Fibre and Timber Industries Training Council of WA Inc. (FFTITC) has solidified its leadership for 2025 following the recent Annual General Meeting (AGM). During a Board of Management meeting on December 10, 2024, key officeholders were re-elected, and plans for the year ahead were outlined to align with the organisation’s evolving goals.
Leadership updates
Darren Culverwell was unanimously re-elected as Chairperson, with Tania Longman returning as Deputy Chairperson. The Board also welcomed Debra Kaye as the inaugural Treasurer, following amendments to the FFTITC Constitution earlier this year.
Key Appointments:
· Chairperson: Darren Culverwell, LV Dohnt & Co, Pty Ltd
· Deputy Chairperson: Tania Longman, Cabinet Making Association WA
· Treasurer: Debra Kaye, Action Glass
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