He started working in the fire industry back in 1999 as an installer of specialist evacuation systems for deaf and disabled people, working in sales and management both here in the UK and in overseas markets.
I’ve already started work on developing a range of ideas, and very much look forward to hearing suggestions from members of any new benefits or services that would help them to enhance their membership experience.”Īs the ASFP’s new training manager, Chris Sharman brings over 20 years of fire safety sector experience to the role. I hope to make a real difference to the Association, bringing new and innovative benefits and engagement opportunities to ASFP members that will make membership even better value for money. For me, it’s not just a change of job, but also a change of industry. In what is a newly created role at the ASFP, Green is now seeking to further develop the Association’s membership offer in a determined bid to attract members from new sectors, while also improving benefits for existing members.Ĭommenting on his appointment, Green informed Fire Safety Matters: “I’m delighted with my new role at the ASFP. Previous roles for Green included a spell as business manager for lighting company Kosnic and taking on the position of national accounts manager for pest control company Pelsis. As commercial manager of the Lighting Industry Association, he achieved revenue growth of over 40% for the organisation and was a key part of the team that established a brand new UKAS-accredited testing laboratory.
Green brings a wealth of experience to the Association having worked in leadership and commercial roles within a variety of industries, including ten years of service in the lighting industry.
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