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Marketing Director joins BGA Board

We are thrilled to welcome Nicola McCure to the BGA and EEA Board as Marketing Director.

Nicola brings with her a wealth of marketing experience, having working in marketing for over seven years, with her current position at Marketing Manager at Horse & Hound giving her a thorough understanding of the industry and the current market challenges faced.

On appointment of her new Board position Nicola said, “I'm delighted to be joining the BGA and EEA at a really key time in both associations’ development. I look forward to bringing my marketing skills to help create a greater awareness of the benefits both associations offer their audience and in turn see a growth in membership.”


Executive Director of the BGA and EEA said, “Board members are carefully chosen to bring with them a wealth of invaluable experience, ideas, contacts and passion to assist in the development of the BGA and the EEA. We are thrilled that Nicola is joining us and are confident that she will be key in helping these two associations grow to their full potential.”

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