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The Royal Pharmaceutical Society appoints new Chief Executive

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society today announced the appointment of Helen Gordon as Chief Executive of the new Professional Leadership Body. Mrs Gordon will join the Society on the 1st of July.

Mrs Gordon comes to the Society from her current position as Chief Executive of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Prior to leading the RCOG for the past five years, Mrs Gordon was Chief Executive of Queen Mary's Sidcup NHS Trust from 2000-2005.

RPSGB President, Steve Churton said: "I am delighted to welcome Helen to the Society at this pivotal time in its history. Helen is a highly regarded senior manager who has a clear understanding of the healthcare arena. This appointment will bring skills, knowledge and experience to the new Professional Leadership Body and will ensure we deliver exceptional service to members in all areas.”

Speaking about her appointment, Mrs Gordon said: "I'm delighted to have this opportunity to join the Society as it moves towards an exciting new future.
“Pharmacists play a vital role in providing effective health care on a daily basis across a wide variety of settings. I very much look forward to leading the Society in its core mission of providing high quality services to members and championing their professional interests."

From 1st July Mrs Gordon will be involved in an intensive period of induction and orientation ensuring her readiness for the new role of Chief Executive of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, a professional body that will be clearly focused on the needs and aspirations of members.

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