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Scaffolding Association chief exec joins Trade Association Forum board
Robert Candy, chief executive of the Scaffolding Association (Image: Scaffolding Association)
Robert Candy, chief executive of the Scaffolding Association, has been appointed to sit on the board of the Trade Association Forum (TAF), the voice of associations in the UK.
The appointment is a significant opportunity for the Scaffolding Association to further champion the interests of its members and the wider scaffolding and access sector, as part of the broader landscape of trade associations.
TAF supports 174 associations representing 190,000 businesses from almost every industry sector, making it one of the largest business groups in the UK.
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Candy brings extensive experience in association management, policy advocacy, and a dedication to raising industry standards. Under his leadership, the Scaffolding Association has strengthened its role as a vital resource for members and a prominent voice on issues that impact the scaffolding and access industry.
Joining the TAF board allows him to engage directly with key policy and advocacy initiatives supporting the growth and resilience of UK businesses. It also signals a renewed commitment to ensuring that the needs of scaffolding and associated industries are represented in critical discussions and decisions that shape the business environment across sectors.
”I am delighted to join the TAF board and contribute to the Forum's vital work advocating for trade associations and the businesses they represent,” said Candy. “This role provides an exciting platform to support the scaffolding and access industry and collaborate with leaders across various other sectors to advance common goals and strengthen policy advocacy on matters of shared interest.”
This new role further underscores the Scaffolding Association's commitment to driving forward industry representation and supporting members' interests at the highest levels.
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