Our Vice Presidents
Following our restructure in 2018, we are delighted to say that we increased the number of Vice Presidents for the association to 3. This increase gives us:
- Additional capacity and capability in our Strategic Management Board (SMB)
- Greater resilience within SMB
- An opportunity to build closer relationships with officers in our MOU partners, particularly with HPMA and UHR
- Real focus, so that we can ensure the PPMA membership offering is holistic and delivered effectively across our PPMA Board.
Scope of the Vice President roles
Our VP Regions: This role supports our PPMA Regional Chairs and ensures we build thriving regional networks that deliver on our national priorities, as well as being sensitive to the needs of local members.
Our VP Strategic Themes: This role leads 7 of our strategic themes. These themes are the areas of HR & OD practice that are most important in developing our community of professionals – and building and sustaining high performing organisations.
Our VP Talent & Membership: This role is responsible for leading our Let’s Talk: You Talent Management programme and supporting our growing membership community.
Our new structure pages will be going live at the end of July. Come back for more information then.
The Vice President’s Key Responsibilities
In general, each Vice President’s key responsibilities are as follows:
(i) to provide support to the President in providing highly visible leadership for the Association and to further the vision, values and objectives of the Association.
(ii) To ensure, together with the President and other Board members that the work of the association is undertaken according to our values.
(iii) To support the President in maintaining our existing relationships and building new relationships with partners, sponsors and other key stakeholders.
Other individual responsibilities are focused on the scope of each role. For example the Vice President: Regions is responsible for regional liaison and familiarisation with regional issues and ensuring that these are taken into account nationally, where appropriate.
