Tarmac’s Martin Riley becomes new MPA chairman

Martin Riley, Tarmac senior vice president, has been appointed chairman of the UK’s Mineral Products Association (MPA) for the next two years, succeeding Simon Vivian of the Breedon Group. Nigel Jackson, MPA chief executive, paid tribute to Simon’s contribution to the Association over the last two years saying: “Simon is one of the industry’s most experienced leaders and has invested a huge amount of time and passion into maintaining the unity of the association for the good of all members.
Quarry Products / September 1, 2017
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Martin Riley, senior VP at Tarmac, is the MPA’s new chairman

Martin Riley, 868 Tarmac senior vice president, has been appointed chairman of the UK’s 2897 Mineral Products Association (MPA) for the next two years, succeeding Simon Vivian of the 894 Breedon Group.

Nigel Jackson, MPA chief executive, paid tribute to Simon’s contribution to the Association over the last two years saying: “Simon is one of the industry’s most experienced leaders and has invested a huge amount of time and passion into maintaining the unity of the association for the good of all members, irrespective of size or the nature of their businesses. His personal commitment to improving the governance of the association and the sector’s Health & Safety record has been notable. He has helped the association navigate through a number of significant challenges and presided over the introduction of the new MPA Charter and the accompanying Vision for 2025, which should help the association drive change, raise standards and improve perceptions. We thank him for his stewardship and the contributions he has made during his term of office and wish him well for the future.

“We are delighted that Martin has agreed to pick up the baton from Simon and become the 7th Chairman of MPA. His wide industry knowledge and experience will be invaluable to the association as we look to implement and build on the new MPA Charter, ensure the industry’s interests are protected over the coming years as we leave the EU and that the mineral products sector plays its part in the emerging Industrial Strategy.”

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