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News Release from: British Coatings Federation (BCF)
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 August 2005
BCF's CEO Joins CEPE Board
Moira McMillan, the British Coatings Federation (BCF) chief executive officer, has been appointed to the new CEPE operational board at the organisation's general assembly in Bern.
Moira McMillan, the British Coatings Federation (BCF) chief executive officer, has been appointed to the new CEPE operational board at the organisation's general assembly in Bern Following the successful re-organisation of CEPE at the general assembly a new operational board has been appointed under the main board
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 13 Apr 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new streamlined board is tasked with ensuring that CEPE's central policies are delivered in all member countries in a harmonised way, better utilising existing resources in the associations across Europe.
To achieve that, the board's five members, representatives from the British Coatings Federation - BCF, the French Paint, Inks and Adhesives Association - FIPEC, the German Paint Association - VdL and the German Printing Ink Association - VdMBI, will meet every month and report activities to the main board.
Moira McMillan, commented: "As one of the better resourced national trade associations, BCF is delighted and honoured to accept this important new role.
We are keen to assist CEPE achieve its aim of being the leading voice on all EU coatings issues and are looking forward to working with our international colleagues for the benefit of all our members." The first meeting of the operational board agreed a framework on working procedures.
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