Rachael Keeble, Noel McKee, Paul Vega, Paul Young, Peter Egan and Clint Kissoon will formally join the CIOB Board of Trustees at this year’s AGM at the end of June.
Keeble, McKee, Vega and Young were elected unopposed to fill the four elected trustee vacancies earlier in the year. McKee and Young are current trustees. The Board of Trustees approved this decision at a meeting in February. The nominations committee proposed two further candidates, Egan and Kissoon, who were also selected.
The six trustees bring a breadth of expertise to the board. Keeble is a project management consultant, McKee a business development manager, and Vega a quantity surveyor and project manager. Young is the head of operational excellence at Equans. Additionally, Egan is a sustainability and resilience specialist and Kissoon is the education chair at the Construction Institute of Canada.
The Board of Trustees is legally responsible for the management of the institute.
Proud to be part of CIOB
In a recent interview with CM, Vega spoke about the benefits that becoming a fellow has brought to his career and encouraged other professionals in construction to join the institute.
“I became a fellow at the age of 34 and I would encourage others to become a fellow early enough in their career so that it can make a difference and is not something that is left to the latter part of their working life,” Vega told CM.
“Becoming a fellow definitely improved my confidence and future career opportunities. I think knowing you have achieved fellowship changes your mindset.”
Keeble joined CIOB to contribute positively to the construction industry. She has held the role of chair of the CIOB 2030 Vision Group and was a London Hub committee member for over two years.
“A lot of the CIOB mission statements align with my own values,” Keeble told CM at the time. “I really enjoy working in the industry.”
