Interim CEO of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF) and MD’s Andy Stedert gave a closing speech to pay tribute to the outgoing IPAF chairman cloth at the Europlatform 2019 conference in Nice, France Rad Bole (Brad), he resigned from his current position at Skyjack recently.
Although he does hold a directorship in another member company of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF), the member is not a member with full voting rights. Therefore, according to the operating rules of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF), he will He no longer serves as a member of the board of directors and chairman of the Federation.
Studt said to the delegates: “We would like to thank Brad (who stepped down as the Chairman of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF) yesterday) for his hard work, leadership and dedication in the industry for many years.
“He wanted to continue to serve as the chairman of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF), but when he could not get his wish after carefully reading the operating regulations of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF), he did a glorious thing and quit the world. The Board of Directors of the Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF) therefore serves as the chairman.”
After the event, Stedert further commented in his speech: “Brad’s ability to support the industry from a security perspective and achieve record year-on-year growth with Skyjack puts him in the largest position.
“All members of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF) conduct business in accordance with the rules, so when Brad found that he could not continue to be the chairman of the World Aerial Work Platform Association (IPAF), he gave up his personal technical requirements to comply with the operating rules Disappointment.
“We want to thank Brad for all the work he has done and wish him all the best in his future career. There is no doubt that he will be a great asset and driving force for the next step. We hope that he will continue to visit Deploy your talents and determination in the field and continue to play a leading role in making our industry safer.”