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Lauren Mawford appointed GGF Director

Lauren Mawford appointed GGF Director

The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) has appointed Lauren Mawford as its Director, which is said to mark a significant step in the organisation’s continued evolution and long-term strategic development.

Lauren Mawford of the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF)

Lauren has been with the GGF for almost four years, working across a range of functions within the Federation. During that time, she has reportedly developed a detailed understanding of the needs of the Federation’s diverse membership.

In her new role at the helm of the GGF, Lauren will focus on strategic leadership, decision-making and long-term planning. She will lead the Federation team and oversee all key operational areas, including membership, technical, training, consultancy and advocacy.

Working closely with the CEO and Board, she will ensure organisational alignment and delivery against the GGF’s strategic priorities.

“I’m incredibly excited to step into the role of Director”, said Lauren. “A key part of this role is making sure everything we do is aligned and delivering value to our members, while maintaining the high standards the GGF is known for.

“For members, this means a more joined-up experience, clearer communication and a continued focus on technical excellence and standards. It also allows us to think more strategically about how we grow, innovate and deliver long-term value.”

A central focus for Lauren will be ensure the GGF remain the voice of the industry, while strengthening collaboration across the wider GGF Group, ensuring closer alignment between businesses, sharing expertise and maximising value for members across the whole organisation.

Lauren is also the first woman to hold the position of Director at the GGF.

“It’s something I’m really proud of”, Lauren explained. “The industry has traditionally been male-dominated, but we are seeing positive change: not just in representation, but in how we think about leadership and diversity of perspective.”

Her appointment is said to come at a pivotal time for the glass and glazing sector, as regulatory, environmental and commercial pressures continue to reshape the built environment. With a strong internal track record and a clear strategic focus, Lauren’s leadership will play a key role in shaping the next phase of the Federation’s development.

For more information about the GGF and how it can support your business’ growth, please visit www.ggf.org.uk

 

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