FELLOWSHIP FOR BRITISH HAIRDRESSING EXECUTIVE BOARD

The Fellowship are pleased to announce that Andrew Barton has joined the Fellowship Executive Board, a welcome addition to the team which is led by CEO Barry Stephens and President Robert Eaton.

With a passion for all things hair, Andrew brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge across every sector of the industry, including education which is something of great importance within The Fellowship and a focus for 2023. Andrew’s current roles within the industry include, Keune Creative Ambassador, Racoon Hair Extensions Creative Director and Ambassador for The Little Princess Trust. Andrew joins The Fellowship Executive Board alongside Michelle Griffin, Simon Shaw, Karoliina Saunders, Ashleigh Hodges and Colin McAndrew.
 
Fellowship CEO Barry Stephens added, “We are delighted to welcome Andrew to our Executive Board and are very excited to have him as part of our internal team. Andrew’s knowledge of the industry and experience is exceptional and through his work within education, we hope to build on this and offer fantastic opportunities to those within our industry. Our goal is to make 2023 the most successful year for our members, providing them with diverse and exciting educational opportunities, and we are delighted to have Andrew with us on this journey.” 
 
“2023 is a really important year for the Fellowship,” says Fellowship President Robert Eaton,” We are delighted to bring Andrew on board to help promote our centres of excellence and to showcase our work and opportunities as a brand but also as wider industry, to bring the next generation into The Fellowship and onto the path of success.”

Andrew adds, “The Fellowship of British Hairdressing is a beacon of quality and best practice representation of the hairdressing industry. Supporting and encouraging creative excellence the Fellowship offers members a wealth of benefits to support their professionalism and success. At its core the Fellowship is a trusted friend to its members and I am delighted to be a part of this.”