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Written by rosalind renshaw

Changes to the management structure at NFoPP were announced this morning.

No new chief executive of NFoPP will be appointed, while three new managing director roles are being created in a move which underlines that the umbrella body will now take a back seat and take on a purely operational role.

The announcement emphasises the separate entities of the NAEA and ARLA, while the auctioneering wing, NAVA, which had come under the NAEA, is to become a division on its own. The commercial division, ICBA, will stay under the auspices of the NAEA for the time being, pending a review.

The new roles, created in the wake of the departure of NFoPP chief executive Peter Bolton King who has decamped to the RICS, are for separate managing directors of the NAEA and ARLA, plus an operational director.

Ian Potter, previously ARLA operations manager, has already been made managing director of ARLA. The recruitment process has begun for the new managing director of the NAEA, and for the operational role – ‘managing director of resource’.

Mark Hayward continues his role as acting chief executive of NFoPP, but said he will step down once all the appointments are made.

He said: “NFoPP will still exist, and there will still be a board, but it was never intended that it would be at the forefront. We have taken on recruitment consultants, and for the job of managing director of the NAEA we are looking for someone with industry experience and knowledge, and who is capable of filling an outward-facing role.”

Hayward also succeeds Wendy Evans-Scott as president of the NAEA. Outgoing ARLA president Tim Hyatt, who remains as chair of the NFoPP board, is succeeded by Jane Ingram as ARLA president.

Hayward said: “The board felt that now would be a good time to review the group’s operation framework. The creation of new roles at Arbon House will help us focus more on promoting the core brands and on driving value to the membership base.
 
“In terms of my own appointment as president of NAEA, I’m delighted to follow Wendy and build on her hard work of the past 12 months.

“Our members are facing very challenging times indeed and I intend to be a champion for the industry, and campaign for the things that matter to NAEA members. I’ll be setting a new tone in our conversations with the Government, highlighting the impact that their unfair Stamp Duty policy is having, in particular on first-time buyers.”
 
Guy Charrison continues as president of the National Association of Valuers and Auctioneers.

Comments

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    What about Wayne Rooney ? He would be perfect

    • 19 June 2012 20:54 PM
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    Best Man for the job Jeremy Clarkson

    • 18 June 2012 20:29 PM
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    the perspicacity to see that the NFOPP "brand" wasn't working and has recognised the need for NAEA and ARLA names to be at the forefront.

    That is not Perspicacity it is stating the obvious. These NFOPP boys like their applause don't they? Don't be surprised if there is another deafening and embarrassing silence

    • 18 June 2012 15:22 PM
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    What other set up allows you to put initials after your name just because you can spell it?

    Let me see, how about

    Joe Blow M.P.
    A Beak J.P
    H. Onourslist M.B.E., O.B.E. C.B.E.

    It seems that Agents are up there with the decent and respected members of society.

    I think I would rather have MNAEA as initials than a BA in Media studies from one of the ex CoFE- Nouveau Unis

    • 18 June 2012 14:30 PM
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    Leave them alone, what other set up allows you to put initials after your name just because you can spell it

    • 18 June 2012 12:15 PM
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    "NFoPP will still exist, and there will still be a board, but it was never intended that it would be at the forefront."

    Well, that's just as well then. Probably the single most unrecognised brand in the world.

    simply, ARLA and NAEA need to disseminate and focus on their core skills or unify properly. This helf hearted approach is a huge failure.

    • 18 June 2012 11:49 AM
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    Mark Hayward had the perspicacity to see that the NFOPP "brand" wasn't working and has recognised the need for NAEA and ARLA names to be at the forefront. This should be applauded.

    This might not have happened under PBK and I commend the Board for looking at matters differently.

    I was at the MAF Meeting prior to the AGM and am confident things will be a little different from now on. don't expect everything to happen tomorrow though.

    • 18 June 2012 11:46 AM
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    "...........“NFoPP will still exist, and there will still be a board, but it was never intended that it would be at the forefront................"

    Then why was it so? Empire Building by somone?
    From the inception of NFoPP it was stated, prior to the membership voting, that it would remain in the background and the well known NAEA (sales) and ARLA (lettings) would stay at the front. The fact that they were reduced to almost 'also rans' caused the majority of the confusion in recent years - members and public!

    Let us hope that the organisation now gets a grip.
    I wish it the best of luck.

    • 18 June 2012 10:32 AM
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    Masochist required- immediate start!!!!

    • 18 June 2012 08:16 AM
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    Yep, King Trev or Nick Salmon or Ros for MD.

    • 18 June 2012 08:09 AM
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    Bring back BIG T

    • 18 June 2012 06:54 AM
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