Charles Clowes moves to the IPC as Chief Operating Officer

June 07, 2017

 

 

Charles Clowes moves to the IPC as Chief Operating Officer

 

 

 

The International Parking Community (IPC) has confirmed the appointment of Charles Clowes as its new Chief Operating Officer. Clowes joins the Accredited Trade Association from National Car Parks (NCP) where he was Head of Commercial and responsible for the development and implementation of new digital and customer service initiatives.

 

 

 

“This is an influential and significant role and our search for the right person has taken quite some time,” says the IPC’s Will Hurley. “However, our patience has been worthwhile and we’re absolutely delighted to welcome Charles to the team. His first hand experience of designing and delivering new service initiatives in the parking industry and his expertise in digital engagement is absolutely in line with our aspirations for the continued growth of the IPC. His knowledge of collaborative service developments and progressive strategic partnerships will also be invaluable as we look to engage further with all stakeholders and other influential organisations”

 

“I am really looking forward to using my experience in parking management to create real benefits for the IPC and its members,” adds Clowes. “Having recently been at the heart of NCP’s Senior Leadership Team with responsibility for shaping governance and conduct, I am a passionate advocate of building close ties with the Government and other external organisations to help drive ever higher levels of professionalism in the industry.”

 

The introduction of a new Chief Operating Officer will see Will Hurley moving to become Chief Executive of the IPC with John Davies stepping aside to resume his former role as Director of Gladstone’s Solicitors. The changes aim to provide further clarity and focus for the organisation as it now looks to build on the success of the past 4 years and ensure it remains fully aligned with the evolving priorities of members as well as the expectations of service users.