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    Coleg Cambria announces new CEO

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregorySeptember 12, 2019No Comments
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    Currently CEO/Principal of Hugh Baird College Liverpool, she was educated at both primary and secondary school level in Mold, and completed her A level studies at the former Deeside College. 

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    Ms Williams was a former senior manager at Deeside College, prior to becoming a Vice Principal of Blackburn College, and for the last seven years has been at Hugh Baird College.

    John Clutton, Chair of Governors at Coleg Cambria, which has sites in Deeside, Wrexham, Northop and Llysfasi, said: “We are pleased  to have secured the appointment of Yanina Williams as the CEO of Coleg Cambria after a national search and rigorous interview process.

    “Yanina has strong  connections with both the area and the college and has successfully led Hugh Baird College for the last seven years, serving both learners and the region with distinction.

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    “She is a commanding figure in the UK FE sector and on the national stage and has a strong commitment to partnership working and stakeholder engagement. She will bring a wealth of experience and expertise to Coleg Cambria and ensure the ongoing success of our learners and staff as well as making a significant contribution to the economic development of our region.”

    Yanina Williams said: “I am delighted to be given the opportunity to take up the role of Chief Executive of Coleg Cambria.

    “The college is outstanding and I hope to help shape and develop it into a new era reinforcing its culture and building on its strengths to enhance the reputation of Welsh Colleges across the educational sector.”

    David Jones OBE, current CEO who will step down on December 31 2019 added: “I was very pleased to hear that the Board have decided to appoint Yanina Williams.

    “She was a colleague when I first became a Principal, and was a key member of the team that delivered the UK’s best set of inspection outcomes in 2007.

    “She will inherit a great team of staff at Cambria, and I’m sure she will lead the college to further improvement, recognition and success.  I wish Yanina every luck in her new role.”

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