People focussed and results driven. Trevor is a highly motivational senior leader of large and complex organisations, with a strong track record of building high performing teams that deliver at a local and national level. Currently employed as the Managing Director of Broadland District Council and South Norfolk Council, appointed to bring the paid service of the two councils into One Staff Team. Under Trevor’s stewardship, and within 5 years, the One Team have developed a strong culture and ethos, moved into a state-of-the-art single headquarters and is punching well above its weight, locally, regionally and nationally.
Recently appointed as the Lead CEX for the District Councils Network; the national body representing District Councils and some Unitary’s across England. Trevor is working with the political leadership to increase its influence and lobby with a focus on benefit and realisation to its membership.
Having been a Local Government Chief Executive for 17 years working for both Unitary and District Authorities, Trevor is politically astute with a strong track record of delivering high performance improved productivity and innovation across a range of different environments.
Starting his career as an RAF officer, Trevor has served in a range of appointments both home and abroad, developing a strong passion for enabling people to be the best that they can. Delivering an environment of consistently high achievement.
In terms of commercial experience, whilst at Luton, as well as CEX of the Unitary authority, Trevor was the CEX officer of London Luton Airport Ltd. During his tenure, the airport saw significant growth. Delivering millions of pounds in profit to support public services within the Town. He is currently Board member of Broadland Growth Limited and Managing Director of Big Sky Living; two wholly owned companies of the respective Councils.
Trevor is married to Maxine (Chief Executive – Breckland) and resides in Norfolk, where he can often be seen pounding the roads as an aspirant long-distance runner.
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