RVA announces new CEO
The RVA has appointed a new CEO following the resignation of Kate Hamond earlier this year.
The Retirement Village Association (RVA) has appointed Jane Holdsworth as its new CEO, following the resignation of Kate Hamond earlier this year.
Ms Holdsworth has extensive experience in business development which includes the management of industry networks and business growth support programs.
She has been a finalist in the 2006 Business Review’s NSW Business Woman of the Year Awards and the University of Western Sydney’s Women of the Year Awards and is a former chair of the Western Sydney Economic Development Officers Forum.
The RVA’s president, Tom Galletta, said the association was delighted to have someone with Ms Holdsworth’s experience join their team.
“Her significant knowledge and experience, combined with her strong strategic planning and management skills, will be an enormous asset to the RVA,” he said.
Ms Holdsworth said she looked forward to supporting the RVA’s members in a period of growth.
“With the growth in the current $23 billion industry expected to reach $78 billion in the next 10 years, the role of the RVA is of critical importance,” she said.
