New head of operations appointed at Lancaster and Morecambe Chamber of Commerce

Lancaster and Morecambe Chamber of Commerce has appointed a new head of operations.

Graham White will be responsible for leading the staff team and managing activity focused on supporting, connecting, and representing the region’s business community.

Mr White is Lancaster born and bred, attending Ripley St Thomas School and becoming deputy head boy in his last year.

He secured a degree in Retail and Marketing Management at Loughborough University before starting a career in sales and events within the hospitality sector, before transitioning into the education and market research sectors.

Most recently, he was head of account management within a digital marketing agency.

"I am very excited and honoured to take on the role of Head of Operations at the Lancaster and Morecambe Chamber of Commerce," said Mr White.

"This opportunity allows me to leverage my expertise to support local businesses and contribute to the growing local economy.

“My focus has always been on developing a strong customer-centred approach and building meaningful relationships with clients and partners, and I am pleased to have the opportunity to use my skills and experience to support the Chamber and our region’s business community.”

Outside of his professional career, Graham is a devoted family man with a passion for sport and music.

"Graham's appointment signifies an exciting new chapter for the Chamber," said Christopher Gardner, President of Lancaster and Morecambe Chamber of Commerce.

“With his diverse background and proven track record of driving results, Graham is well-positioned to strategically lead the Chamber and support its mission of empowering local businesses to thrive and succeed.

“His strategic vision and dedication to supporting local businesses align perfectly with our mission to be a strong, confident voice to connect and grow a successful business community. We are confident that Graham will bring fresh perspectives and innovative strategies to the role."

The Lancaster and Morecambe Chamber of Commerce’s history dates back to the 18th century and provides a range of services and resources to support local businesses.

Current Chamber members can meet Graham at their Breakfast Networking Event on Wednesday April 24 at the Employer Hub, Lancaster and Morecambe College.

Book your place here.