Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted 8 hours ago Journalists Posted 8 hours ago National Trainers Federation (NTF) chief executive Paul Johnson has been appointed to the Board of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA). He assumes the role with immediate effect, while the process continues to implement agreed governance reforms, working towards the establishment of an independent board of directors. Joining the Board as one of the two member-nominated directors, Johnson has been nominated by the Thoroughbred Breeders' Association, Racehorse Owners Association and licensed personnel. He takes over from John Ferguson, whose term on the Board has concluded. Johnson's previous roles within British racing included a spell leading the BHA's racing department. He has also been been a director of Great British Racing and worked for the Racecourse Association. “I am pleased to be able to join the BHA Board as a member-nominated director and consider it a great privilege to contribute to the ongoing development of the sport and its governance as we work towards the formation of a fully independent board,” said Johnson. “My thanks to the previous holder of this seat on the BHA Board, John Ferguson, who has contributed a great deal during his three-year term.” David Jones, BHA senior independent director, added, “Paul will be a valuable addition to the BHA Board during the period of transition as we work towards the agreed approach to establish independent directors. This is an important step for the sport and Paul's background and knowledge of the industry will support our efforts to secure a sustainable future for British racing, our people and horses. “I'd also like to thank John for his significant contribution to the work of the board over the past three years. We have benefited considerably from his industry expertise and he has brought invaluable insight and perspective from his career in training and bloodstock.” The post NTF Chief Executive Paul Johnson Joins BHA Board appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article Quote
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