Caroline Larrisey, NHBF’s director of quality and standards, has been recognised on the first-ever Powerlist, which celebrates inspirational women in Trade Associations. Fantastic to have the hard work of women highlighted in the way they deserve.
Women in Trade Associations Powerlist
The Trade Associations Federation (TAF), Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), joined forces to create the Women in Trade Associations Powerlist. The aim is to champion the role of women in trade associations and celebrate their achievements. This is definitely an initiative worth praise and support. With over 200 nominations and 100 spaces on the list, it’s an honour to see Caroline Larrisey’s name making the cut.
About Caroline
In Caroline’s early career saw her working her way through the ranks, from a salon junior to a business owner over 35 years. She then became a further education lecturer and a director of training and education. Her passion and determination have earned her a list of impressive (and well-deserved) titles. These include the national diploma project lead and head of standards and qualifications at Habia (2006), and Skills Active group (2013) and the director of quality and standards at the National Hair and Beauty Federation (2018).
NHBF
In her current role with the NHBF, Caroline is a conduit between Government and the industry. In other words, she provides a link between the two sectors, ensuring information passes between each smoothly; a pretty important role if you ask us.
Caroline’s roles and skills have grown and excelled over the years; she has inspired those in the hair, beauty and aesthetic sector across the UK. Caroline is instrumental within the industry and strives to be the driving force behind the development of standards, quality, and guidance to support the value and recognition of the sector. A name to look up to!
Caroline says
Caroline says: “I am delighted to be recognised amongst so many other inspirational and powerful women. It’s a great company to be in and really is a massive achievement. I am proud to represent our members at NHBF and I’m hugely proud of the work that we have achieved so far and for what’s to come.”
Let this inspire you to keep on pushing and pursue your career dreams; your hard work will be recognised.
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