The British Association of Medical Aesthetic Nurses (BAMAN) has announced a series of new board appointments and senior leadership developments.
The organisation has introduced nurse prescriber Anna Baker as the new vice chair of BAMAN. Baker has been part of the BAMAN community for more than a decade as a member, director and chair of the Education and Training Committee.
BAMAN also welcomed new co-opted company directors, nurse prescribers Julie Brackenbury, Helen Blanchard and Kelly Saynor, alongside non-executive directorsEmma Wedgwood and Fiona Wondergem. These appointments join existing directors Amy Bird, chair; Anna Baker, vice chair; and Amanda Demosthenous.
Additionally, the organisation has announced further leadership development, with former chief operating officer Gareth Lewis now taking on the role of chief executive officer (CEO). Abi Geran will move into the role of head of operations, while Bec Coleman will become head of brand, according to BAMAN.
Baker commented, “I am truly honoured to step into the role of vice chair at BAMAN. This is an organisation I care deeply about, and I am fully committed to supporting our members and strengthening our community. My focus is on bringing our members together, creating meaningful connections and ensuring everyone feels supported, valued and inspired. Education sits at the heart of everything we do, and I am passionate about continuing to develop opportunities that empower nurses to grow with confidence and excellence.”
Lewis said, “As we continue to grow and evolve our head office team, our focus remains firmly on supporting our members and upholding the highest standards within medical aesthetics. These changes reflect our commitment to building a strong, sustainable organisation that not only represents our nurses, but actively shapes the profession’s future.”