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The Next Gen Board is a vital part of the PPA’s strategy to amplify younger voices and foster inclusivity across the magazine and specialist media sector.
Meeting formally each quarter, the PPA Next Gen Board provides an opportunity to gain real life board experience, working alongside and collaboratively with the main board to help shape the future of the industry. As well as offering a fresh perspective on industry challenges and opportunities, PPA Next Gen Board members are given senior level networking opportunities with the leaders of today.
Applications are open to employees of PPA member businesses who are 35 and under, with at least three years’ industry experience. The Next Gen board sits for 18 months, and five current members from the will stay in position for an additional six months to support the transition and ensure continuity.
Successful candidates from the initial application stage will be invited for in-person interviews on 13 November 2024, with an esteemed panel of industry leaders including:
Applications close on Thursday 24 October 2024 and the new PPA Next Gen board will be appointed on 27 November 2024.
Sajeeda Merali, CEO, PPA said: “This is a great opportunity for young and aspiring talent to gain real life board experience and I encourage people across all job functions and industry sectors that are passionate about publishing to apply. It was amazing to see the inaugural cohort at work and I know that everyone involved learnt and grew from the experience. Their energy and enthusiasm is infectious, and they achieved a great deal, driving forward projects and feeding into the overall industry agenda.“
Nav Pal, Studio Manager, Haymarket Media Group and current PPA Next Gen Board member said: “The last 18 months have been an incredibly rewarding experience. I got to meet and work with a great group of people – many of whom I might never have encountered – and I’ve learnt more about the industry we are all part of. It’s been so fulfilling to see our projects take shape and come to life, knowing that we are making a meaningful impact on the future of publishing. I’m excited to follow the next cohort’s journey and see what else this initiative can accomplish.”
Rebecca Taylor, Commercial Content Editor, William Reed, and current member of the Next Gen Board added: “It’s been fantastic to be part of the inaugural next gen board. Being a board member has opened doors to so many opportunities and let us become a part of conversations and that really feel like they will change the future of the industry. Our mentors have been unwaveringly supportive, offering guidance and helping us to fully embrace what being on a board is all about. If you’re looking for an opportunity to build your network, develop your experience and grow your professional confidence – it’s an opportunity not to be missed!”
You can find out more about the PPA Next Gen Board, and apply here.
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