Pauline Wallace’s tenure as chair of the UK Endorsement Board (UKEB) has ended, with Paul Lee taking over in the role yesterday (10 September).
Wallace has chaired UKEB since its inception five years ago, and was appointed as permanent chair on a three-year term in 2022.
“It has been a privilege to lead the UKEB from its inception to the influential and effective organisation it is today,” stated. “I feel confident that the UKEB will continue to go from strength to strength under the leadership of its new chair.”
Lee was appointed to take over by the UK Business Secretary earlier this year. He was previously head of stewardship and sustainable investment strategy at Redington and has been a non-executive member of UKEB since it was founded.
“As I begin my tenure as UKEB chair, the organisation is in a strong position to deliver on its statutory obligations and future strategy,” he stated.
