The Institute of Directors in Wales has appointed a new national chairman to lead its operations across the country.
The organisation, which represents business leaders and directors throughout Wales, has confirmed the appointment as it looks to strengthen its presence and influence in the Welsh business community.
The Institute of Directors is one of the longest-standing business membership organisations in the UK, providing support, networking opportunities and professional development for directors and senior leaders across a wide range of industries.
Wales has a strong and active IoD community, with members spanning sectors from manufacturing and finance through to technology and the public sector. The national chairman role is key to shaping the direction of the organisation locally and making sure Welsh business voices are heard at the highest levels.
The appointment comes at a time when Welsh businesses continue to navigate a challenging economic climate, with pressures around cost of living, energy prices and workforce recruitment still very much front of mind for many directors and company leaders across the nation.
The new chairman is expected to build on existing relationships with the Welsh Government and other key stakeholders, pushing for policies that support business growth and investment in Wales.
The Institute of Directors in Wales regularly hosts events, roundtables and networking sessions that bring together some of the most influential figures in Welsh business, and the incoming chairman will play a central role in driving that agenda forward.