The National Landlords Association (NLA) has appointed a new Chairman, Adrian Jeakings.
The National Landlords Association (NLA) has appointed a new Chairman, Adrian Jeakings.
Adrian replaces Carolyn Uphill, who has been Chairman since July 2013.
As Chairman, Adrian says he is keen to continue to build the NLA’s voice and authority.
“Carolyn has been a fantastic Chairman, and the growth of the NLA during her tenure has been great to see. I’d like to thank her for the all her hard work, and to praise her for the dedication and passion she has shown in standing up for landlords and championing the important role they play in providing much needed homes.
“I too want to put our members at the heart of everything we do and my focus will be to ensure that they have the support they need to make a success of renting homes.
“I look forward to helping the organisation continue to grow our membership and to improve our strength in numbers, which I believe is crucial if we want to enhance our authority and better assert the landlord’s perspective to policy makers and in public debate.”
Carolyn Uphill, outgoing Chairman, says:
“The private rented sector has witnessed a lot of change over the last 5 years. Chairing the organisation and watching it grow and develop in such turbulent circumstances has had its challenges, but has been a privilege and an honour.
“There will continue to be many challenges ahead, but I’m certain that under Adrian’s leadership, the NLA will continue to grow to support the needs of landlords across the UK.
Read the news release from The NLA posted 15th December 2017 in full click here
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