Outgoing CEO Bill Hill will be replaced by Sarah Bolton
The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has announced that CEO Bill Hill will retire on 31 March, after more than a decade of service.
Sarah Bolton will take the reins as the charity's new CEO, with effect from 1 April.
Bolton joined the organisation in 2019 and was appointed COO in June 2023.
Commenting on her new role, Bolton said: “I am extremely proud and excited to lead a charity that makes such an impact on people’s lives. As new CEO, I am responsible for the stewardship of our charity going forward and building on the significant achievements and growth during Bill’s tenure.
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“Achieving our vision that no construction worker or their family feels alone in a crisis comes with challenges, but those challenges bring out the best in our fantastic team and inspire us to deliver the best possible support to our diverse construction community.”
In acknowledgement of Hill’s achievements, the charity’s trustees will be presenting him with the title of honorary vice president, reflecting his ongoing involvement with the charity. He will also take responsibility for the growth of the Lighthouse Golf Club.
Joint chair of trustees, Edward Naylor and Lyndsey Gallagher, said: “Bill's leadership has been instrumental in significantly growing the charity and guiding it towards its mission of providing essential support to those in need within the construction industry.
"His passion, commitment, and tireless efforts have left an indelible mark on our charity and the lives of those individuals we have been able to support through difficult times.”
For confidential support or advice, you can contact the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity. You can call the support line on 0345 605 1956 or text HARDHAT to 85258.
Mental health support and advice for CIOB members, past members and related family is also available through CIOB Assist. CIOB, in partnership with Anxiety UK, also provides wellbeing support.
