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HHIC Board

The HHIC Board meets quarterly to provide the overall steer for the Division. The Board is responsible for business planning, setting budgets and subscription rates, governance and representing HHIC externally.

Terms of Reference

The HHIC Board comprises the HHIC Chairman plus the Chairman of each Member Group; representatives of the five organisations which provide the largest financial contribution; additional co-opted members.

HHIC Chairman, Boilers Group Chairman and Principal Contributor	Paul Massey	Ideal Stelrad
HHIC Director	Roger Webb	HHIC
Secretary	Rhian Surface	HHIC
Marketing & Communications Group Chairman	James Hollingsworth	Vaillant Group UK Ltd
Training Group Chairman	Alan Sims	Ideal Stelrad Ltd
Boilers Group Chairman	Paul Massey	Ideal Stelrad Ltd
Fires Group Chairman	Colin Pemberton	Robinson Willey Ltd
Low Carbon Technologies Group Chairman	Neil Schofield	BBT Thermotechnology UK Ltd
Controls Group Chairman	Matthew Gordon	Honeywell, ACS Control Products
Domestic CHP Group Chairman and Principal Contributor	Martin Orrill	British Gas
Hot Water Systems Group Chairman	Martyn Griffiths	HWA
Heat Emitters Group Chairman	Vacancy
Water Treatment Group Chairman	Carl Jasper	Scalemaster
Merchants & Distribution Group Chairman	Vacancy
Installers & Service Providers Group Chairman	John Butcher	Advantica Ltd
Principal Contributor	Martyn Coffey	Baxi Group Ltd
Principal Contributor	Jim Moore	Vaillant Group UK Ltd
Principal Contributor	Richard Soper	BBT Thermotechnology UK Ltd
Invited Member	Tim Curtis	Energy Saving Trust
Invited Member	John Byrne	CORGI
Invited Member	Peter Thom	IDHEE
Invited Member	Dale Courtman	IPHE

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