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Carol Paris is leaving the HTA
It's set fair for a record-breaking March
Sir Terry and Mr M...unfinished business at Dobbies?
Technical Production Manager (West Sussex)
Department Head - Gardening Sundries (West Sussex)
Nursery Wholesale Sales Coordinator (Hertfordshire)
Nursery Crop Protection / Spraying Supervisor (West Sussex)
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Technical Production Manager (West Sussex)
Salary: Up to £45,000
 
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Department Head - Gardening Sundries (West Sussex)
Salary: Excellent
 
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Nursery Wholesale Sales Coordinator (Hertfordshire)
Salary: £28,000 - £30,000
 
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Nursery Crop Protection / Spraying Supervisor (West Sussex)
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Carol Paris is leaving the HTA



The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) has just announced that CEO, Carol Paris, will be leaving the organisation at the end of April. Carol has served the HTA for seven years in total, as Vice President, President and CEO.

During her tenure as CEO the HTA has restructured to improve member services, acquired and moved to a new Headquarters and restructured the investment portfolio to reduce the risk and volatility of exposure to the stock market.

The HTA has collaborated with many other organisations and was a founding partner of the government Ornamental Horticulture Roundtable, raising the profile of ornamental horticulture in the political sphere.

Carol comments, “I feel very privileged to have had the opportunity to serve the HTA. I am confident that as there is now an established senior team in place and a new HQ, it is time for me to move on to new challenges.”

HTA President, Adam Wigglesworth, commented, “My thanks go to Carol for her many years of enthusiasm and commitment to the HTA. We wish her much success in the future. The strong team Carol leaves at the HTA are ready and determined to continue driving membership satisfaction, benefits and promoting the garden industry.”

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