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Institute of Paralegals—Neil Newman

16 June 2020
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Membership body announces new director

The Institute of Paralegals (IoP) has announced the appointment of Neil Newman as director of development and innovation.

Neil becomes a key member of the IoP’s executive management team and is responsible for the global growth and development ensuring the institute continues to connect effectively with the profession.

Most recently, he was director of communications and membership at the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and was responsible for the successful implementation of CIArb’s segmentation strategy.

Prior to this he worked at the Association of Accounting Technicians for over ten years and has expertise in a wide range of areas, including organisational development, learning and development and innovation management.

Speaking about his appointment, Neil said: ‘The IOP’s purpose is hugely motivating and I am delighted to be appointed as director of development and innovation. Paralegals have an essential role within the legal profession and I look forward to working with everyone who has an interest in our work to grow and further develop the IOP.’

Rita Leat, chief executive added: ‘The IoP is delighted to welcome Neil who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise gained during his impressive career. The IoP is the leading professional body for paralegals and is the recognised authority within the legal sector. Our strength is in our membership, a truly professional group of individuals who are meeting the growing demand in the sector.’

 

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