NASC President re-elected on to Build UK board

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Scaffolding boss and current NASC president, Lynn Way has been re-elected as a Specialist Contractor Director of Build UK.

The first-ever female NASC president will continue to provide strategic direction for the leading construction industry body.

Lynn, who also holds the position of Financial Director and Company Secretary at Cornwall based Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd, said: “she was pleased to be re-elected by Build UK trade association members.”

“In the past year, I have been privileged to represent the scaffolding industry, ensuring the needs and views of our industry are heard, as well as delivering for the construction industry as a whole and I look forward to continuing these efforts in 2022.”

Build UK is the leading representative organisation for the UK construction industry. By bringing together Clients, Main Contractors, Trade Associations representing over 11,500 Specialist Contractors and other organisations committed to industry collaboration, Build UK represents in excess of 40% of UK construction.

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