Fit-out trade body names new boss

By Jordan Marshall2018-07-02T06:30:00

Ian McIIwee is currently chief executive of the British Woodworking and a vice chair of the Construction Products Association

Iain McIlwee has been appointed as the new chief executive of FIS, the trade body which represents the fit-out sector.

McIlwee (pictured), who has been the British Woodworking Federation’s chief executive since 2011, is set to replace David Frise who was appointed as the new chief executive of the Building Engineering Services Association in March.

He is also in his second year serving as a vice chairman of the Construction Products Association.

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