Jane Wood will take on the newly created role with Business in the Community
THE former chief executive of Scottish Business in the Community (SBC) has been promoted to a new role with Business in the Community, the Prince’s Responsible Business Network.
Jane Wood, who has held a number of senior positions within the charity and was most recently its managing director for Scotland, will take on the newly created role of executive director of membership and the nations.
She said: “I am delighted to have been appointed to the role of executive director of Membership and the Nations and look forward to the challenges this will bring. The role will allow me to maintain close links with the team in Scotland, as well as extended responsibility for Wales and Northern Ireland.”
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