BSIA appoints new Director of Manpower & Export

The BSIA has appointed John MacAskill as the new Director of Manpower Export. John has been promoted from his previous role at the BSIA and will now oversee the Manpower sections ...

John MacAskill new Director of Manpower & Export at BSIA
John MacAskill new Director of Manpower & Export at BSIA

The BSIA has appointed John MacAskill as the new Director of Manpower & Export.
John has been promoted from his previous role at the BSIA and will now oversee the Manpower sections of the Association, as well being responsible for working with the Export Council and its external partners in promoting British security overseas. His duties will include raising the profile in both sectors and developing new relationships and opportunities for its respective members. John has over 25 years of experience in the industry, working in business development for Pointer Ltd and Connelly Security Systems both being BSIA member companies. He joined the BSIA in 2016 as Scottish Regional Representative, moving to Senior Business Executive before overseeing membership, guarding and export. John is also a member of the Institute of Leadership & Management.
Mike Reddington, Chief Executive, BSIA, said: “I am delighted that John MacAskill has accepted the position of Director of Manpower & Export at the BSIA.
“As the voice of the professional security industry we are committed to developing the Association and the services we provide to our members, and this is reflected in this appointment which further strengthens our leadership team. John’s extensive knowledge of both sectors and his experience of working within the industry makes him an ideal candidate for this role.”

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