Tate hopes the next IFA chief executive lasts longer
Penny Mudford announced on Monday that she plans to stand down from her position at the end of the year, and said the move was for professional reasons.
She said yesterday that it would be business as usual until the end of the year because she has a lot of projects still under way. She directed further queries to Tate.
He said the work Mudford had done had been very valuable for the organisation. She had been focused on preparing the institute for a new direction, with a greater focus on the provision of professional career pathways for IFA members, he said.
The move was because Mudford wanted more professional development opportunities, he said. “I support her but it’s disappointing that she can’t do that with us. But there’s no ill feeling. We’ll start the process to look for a replacement.
He said he was not concerned about IFA turnover, despite the recent resignations of Joe Grayland and Peter Lee. It has been 18 months since Lee left.
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