Anda Gregory, group chief development officer at the Glass and Glazing Federation, has announced she is leaving the organisation after five years, saying her decision was: “with a broader view of the wellbeing and future opportunities for my family.”
She had joined the organisation as managing director of its commercial businesses, including Fensa; British Fenestration Ratings Council, the insurance provider Installsure; and inspections arm RISA. She took the role of group chief development officer, taking joint responsibility for the overall leadership of the organisation, following the substantial review of the GGF Group towards the end of 2021.
Anda said: “The passion and commitment of our members is what makes the GGF and will enable the Federation to continue its good work in making a positive difference for our members, the wider industry and consumers.
“This has been a difficult decision, but it is one that has been taken with a broader view of the wellbeing and future opportunities for my family. I will look back at my time with the GGF with fondness and pride.”
Managing director John Agnew said: “Anda’s contribution to the GGF and its member companies has been extraordinary and clearly measurable. It is a far more effective organisation as a result of her leadership and contribution and we will miss her, professionally and personally.”
President Natalie Little added: “I have worked closely with Anda since I became involved with the GGF and we enjoyed a very effective professional relationship and what has become an enjoyable friendship.
“Anda has done much to create a more substantial and effective platform for the GGF, that will enable us to continue adding benefits to members of each of our divisions, and to become an even more influential organisation for the wider glass and glazing industries.”
