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10TH OCTOBER 2019 NORTH EAST WEEKLY 7 British Wool seeks Regional Committee members British Wool is seeking new County members for its regional committees the length and breadth of the UK. County members are British Wool’s grassroots representatives, attending two regional meetings and one annual conference each year and being an essential point of contact for the 40,000 wool producers who market their wool through British Wool. Trevor Richards, Chairman, British Wool says the County members play a fundamental role in the running and success of British Wool through their local contacts and knowledge as well as serving as the public face in many areas. “The support of our 81 County members is essential in helping raise awareness and understanding of British Wool activity to wool producers.” Like any cooperative organisation, British Wool relies on the strength in numbers it gets from its broad membership. “The collective marketing of wool as undertaken by British Wool would only be possible with the support of county members and this is of benefit to all wool producers across the UK. “Feedback from County members has been particularly useful in recent years. Their contributions, comments and strong relationship with producers in their county have helped shape our local competitive tactics and ensured wool producers better understand the world market that we now operate in.” Meanwhile, Joe Farren, British Wool CEO says the opportunity to become a County member is one that many sheep farmers would find rewarding and stimulating. . “These roles are important for British Wool and they are a key bridge between the business and producers on the ground.“By becoming a County member, farmers have a rare opportunity to understand and potentially influence the marketing and promotion of one of their products at many levels. The majority of our board members were originally county members and found their county member tenure very helpful in terms of successfully seeking election to the board. I would urge all wool producers to seriously consider standing as a County member and to help British Wool continue the good work it does for the sheep industry,” he said. Producers wanting to stand as a County member must be a registered wool producer and must be nominated by at least 10 fellow
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