The Great Britain Production Union (PGGB) named its next president.
Kaye Eliott of Screenskills joins where she was the director of extremist television (Hetv), where the strategy and supervision of all aspects of investment in the HETV industry were placed in supporting skills for independent engines in the United Kingdom and production companies.
You will join July, to replace Lyndsay Duteie, which was stepped in January during a long period of the Body screen, Elliott led Hetv Council and developed deep networks with broadcasters, India and currents. Former employers include creative England and the Yorkshire screen.
It joins PGGB with a lot on its plate, amid a textual financing crisis and with two -thirds of the independents who struggle to work, according to the Screenskills research earlier this week.
“The great leadership, vision, vision and exceptional manufacturing of Elleg makes it perfectly suitable for this role,” said Pianka Javin's head of Pianka Javin. She added: “Kai's strong commitment to defending industry talents in the United Kingdom is fully compatible with our mission and our morals, and we are enthusiastic about the leadership of the organization in the future.”
Elliot said: “This next chapter will be formed through their vision and ambition. I am excited and committed to bringing my passion for industry and working with the team and the Council to build on the foundations of the strong union for growth and support its strategic members, adapting to politics, and strengthening the global production leadership in the United Kingdom.”
