BExA names Dints as CEO in their council appointment
Geoff de Mowbray, the CEO of Dints International, has been appointed to the council of the British Exporters' Association (BExA). This move comes as the organisation seeks to strengthen its representation of the export community.
De Mowbray, who founded Dints International in 2007, brings a wealth of experience in international trade to the table. His innovative approach and expertise in African and other markets are expected to significantly contribute to council discussions.
BExA, an independent national trade association, is a hub for companies involved in export to represent their interests. The association's council consists of 10 elected representatives of member companies, elected officers, and the chair of each committee. In addition to De Mowbray, Guillaume Simonnet, senior regional commercial underwriter at Euler Hermes UK, and Tony Chitty, director of international trade finance at Mabey Bridge, have also been co-opted to the council.
De Mowbray's appointment comes at a crucial time for the British economy, with export playing a significant role. De Mowbray himself emphasises the importance of export, stating, "Export is a crucial part of the British economy."
Hugh Bailey, director of BExA, expressed delight in co-opting De Mowbray, stating, "We are thrilled to have Geoff de Mowbray join our council. His expertise and innovative approach will be invaluable as we continue to advocate for and support our member companies."
De Mowbray, who was the reigning GTR BExA young exporter of the year in 2013, looks forward to getting involved in the work of the association. For the most accurate and updated details on new council appointments, you may consider directly contacting BExA or checking official BExA announcements.
The appointment of De Mowbray to the council of BExA, an independent national trade association, is expected to bolster discussions regarding critical minerals trade finance in the industry, given his expertise in African markets. As the British economy relies heavily on export, finances and business interests are paramount, and De Mowbray's innovative approach to international trade will play a significant role in advocating and supporting member companies.
