The British Security Industry Association has announced a number of new appointments following its recent AGM.

Stuart Lowden, Managing Director, Security Services at Wilson James Ltd, is the new BSIA Vice-Chairman, replacing Jim Harrower who has completed his second stint as Vice-Chairman of the Association.

Stuart Lowden commented: "I am delighted to be appointed Vice-Chairman and I look forward to building a strong partnership with BSIA members in order to move the industry forward. In particular, I would like to improve our reputation with end users so that we can all benefit from improved margins as a direct result of real added value being delivered to our clients."

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"I am well aware that we need to universally recognise the importance of our employees and provide training, career pathways and remuneration packages to attract the best. As such, a principal personal goal of mine will be to improve our social charter and I hope that BSIA members will support me and embrace this challenge."

David Dickinson, BSIA Chief Executive, added: "I welcome Stuart's appointment as Vice-Chairman of the BSIA. I am sure that his considerable experience within the industry will be invaluable to the Association.

"I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our outgoing Vice-Chairman, Jim Harrower, for his vast contribution to the BSIA over the years."

(CL/SP)