On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
The University of Derby has appointed professor Keith McLay as its deputy vice-chancellor.
Professor McLay, who is currently provost – learning & teaching at the university, will take up the position on 1 October. He brings a wealth of experience to the role, drawing from his time at the University where he has excelled in multiple leadership positions.
Professor McLay, who is also chair of the Derby Book Festival and lead of the University’s Civic Agreement, said: “It’s a privilege and honour to be appointed deputy vice-chancellor of the University.
“I’m greatly looking forward to continuing working with colleagues across the institution to deliver excellence and success for our students and our community, both within the University and beyond.”
Professor Kathryn Mitchell CBE DL, vice-chancellor of the University of Derby, said: “As an ambitious university with exciting plans for the future we need to ensure we attract and retain the best possible talent as they are instrumental to our success. We are therefore delighted to have made an internal appointment, which highlights the calibre of our existing staff and our commitment to fostering growth and development from within.
“Professor McLay is an inspirational and highly regarded leader, committed to delivering excellence and providing our students with the highest quality experience. This new role will be key to us realising our ambitions and we look forward to seeing the positive impact Professor McLay will continue to make to our university as its deputy vice-chancellor.”
Tracey Joyce
Experienced sales and lettings consultant, Tracey Joyce, has joined the team at Belvoir in Corby.
“As a child I always used to dream about working in property and it’s a job that I really enjoy,” said Corby. “Being able to give our customers the personal touch and best service is really important to me. My favourite part of my role is being able to help first time buyers find their first home.”
Belvoir Corby managing director, Bobby Singh Braich, said: “Due to the success of the team, we needed to expand our department which is why we have welcomed Tracey to the Belvoir team.
“She has extensive experience within both sales and lettings and her passion for property really shines through. Having her on board strengthens the team even further.
“If you’re looking to sell your home or need any help searching for the perfect property, drop in and speak to Tracey or another member of our experienced team.”
