Phil Dickin previously worked for the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers in
Birmingham, but prior to that has worked for Lancashire County Council and BP, as well as
gaining a degree at Preston Polytechnic in 1991.
Speaking about his work, Phil said:
"I hope to build on the progress made by my predecessor, Chris Thomas and develop
the community aid education activities of the Trust throughout our area. I hope we call
work with more schools, children and young people to show them the importance of our local
environment to all our lives. I am sure we can also do more to help local community groups
by providing more training and support too."
Pam Bankes Gregory has a professional marketing background in both commerce and
charities, having worked for the Department of Trade and Industry business training and
advisory network, as Marketing Manager with Henley College and Appeals Manager at Coventry
Homes.
Pam said
"I am delighted to join Warwickshire Wildlife Trust at such an exciting point in
their development. The Trust has tremendous drive and commitment to the challenging task
of safeguarding the wildlife habitats and countryside ill the County and I look forward to
building on their already considerable success. "
Trust Director Dr Andy Tasker, added:
"Now that Phil and Pam have joined the management team at the Trust I feel we will
be stepping up a gear in our work, providing more help for people and the environment,
and, hopefully, getting more supporters at the same time."
