Sign inPresidential transition at the BSHAA - Michael Marchant takes over
A strategic focus aimed at a closer, simpler association was the aim of outgoing President Rob Donnan when he took the reins at The British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists. Under his guidance, the group ditched an annual conference in favour of a number of regional roadshows. The presidency of BSHAA has now changed hands.
Courtesy of BSHAA
The British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists (BSHAA) has announced that Michael Marchant has been appointed as its new President, succeeding Rob Donnan, who has served in the role for the past two years.
Marchant has been part of BSHAA's leadership as board director, Vice President, and Chair of the Quality Standards Group.
"As I step into the role of President, I want to acknowledge Rob Donnan for his dedication," said the incoming leader. " Rob has guided BSHAA through an incredible period of growth and development, and I'm honoured to carry forward the strong foundations he's laid."
As BSHAA President, my guiding principles are simple: " do the right thing, give a damn, and make a difference. Along with our board, I will work hard to ensure BSHAA stays at the forefront of the audiology profession by advocating for our members and patients, upholding the...
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