BBC Presenter Jeremy Vine will host a panel of eight hearing industry figures when the British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists stages its final Roadshow of 2024, the venue being London’s iconic BMA House on December 7.

The event ends a year in which Roadshows organised by the UK professional association replaced the traditional annual conference format. Other venues were Manchester, Cardiff, Edinburgh, and Belfast. The London show will precede the Society’s Christmas party.

Tickets the London Roadshow are still available via the BSHAA website.

 

BSHAA and CO Pullan part company

 

BSHAA has confirmed that its Chief Officer post is no longer occupied by Graham Pullan. Although the Society indicated it would not be making a statement on the departure, President Rob Donnan revealed to Audiology News UK that this executive change followed “differences” on the Society’s future direction. At the time of going to print, no new appointment had been announced by the BSHAA.

 

New BSHAA VP

 

At its Edinburgh Roadshow in July, the BSHAA announced the appointment of a new Vice President, Michael Marchant, who also chairs BSHAA’s Quality Standards Working Group. “I’m delighted to step into the role of Vice-President at BSHAA and am eager to continue serving our members. Here’s to new beginnings and making a positive impact together!” said the new VP.

Source: BSHAA