Abri Group
Chair of the Regional Customer Panel for the London Region
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We’re looking for a Chair to lead our Customer Panel for the London Region, who’ll shape priorities for the region and support the Board’s Customer Committee to consider residents’ perspectives.
Are you passionate about making sure customers influence the way that their services are run? Can you lead our customer panel who want to make a positive impact on customer experience in the London region, and champion the needs and priorities of their communities?
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Hitting the ground running, with similar experience or aspiring to learn quickly, you’ll lead our committed volunteers to amplify customers voices. Your natural leadership will inspire panel members and wider communities to share their views and as a result, shape the way the Abri delivers services going forwards.
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Interviews will take place on the 30th and 31st of July in our London regional office at Emily House, 202-208 Kensal Road, W10 5BN.
If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you. For an informal chat, call us on 023 8062 8062 or email us at resident.involvement@abri.co.uk with any questions.
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