Trade association beam has appointed new volunteers into key action group roles, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing the effectiveness and impact of
its member-led groups.
Designed to strengthen delivery, the Action Group Lead
roles have been introduced to work in close partnership with board directors.
Action groups sit at the heart of beam’s collaborative
approach, bringing together professionals from across its membership and
partner network to share expertise, shape initiatives and support the
association’s ongoing development.
The newly appointed volunteers are:
- Sam
Cande, 360 Consulting by Greengage, who will lead the ESG Action Group
- Kylie
Stevens, The QHotels Collection, who will support the Membership Action
Group as Membership Development Lead
- Deb
Collins, The Belfry, who will support the Membership Action Group as
Buddying Lead
Working closely with the relevant board directors, including
ESG, Agency Engagement and Membership, Action Group Leads will play a pivotal
role in driving activity forward, ensuring objectives are met and supporting
the delivery of agreed initiatives.
Sam Cande said: “I’m incredibly proud to lead beam’s ESG Action Group. I’m looking forward to driving initiatives that support members in
making practical progress and creating lasting positive impact.”
Kylie Stevens said: “A strong and engaged membership is fundamental to beam’s continued success. I’m looking
forward to helping drive initiatives that not only grow the membership but
enhance its overall value and engagement.”
Deb Collins added: “Ensuring members feel welcomed, supported and connected from the outset is
incredibly important. The buddying initiative plays a key role in this, and I’m
excited to help strengthen how we engage and support members throughout their
journey with beam.”
David Tremmil, chair of beam, said: “Our Action Groups are fundamental to how we deliver value for members, and the
introduction of Action Group Leads is an important step in making them even
more effective.
“I would like to thank Sam, Kylie and Deb for stepping into
these roles, and also recognise the continued contribution of all our
volunteers who play such an important part in the beam community.”
