The Department for Work and Pensions has made an exceptional announcement affecting all 24 million benefit claimants. DWP boss Pat McFadden has hailed the appointment of Lisa Tremble as Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Executive Leadership Board, marking a significant step in the Labour government's efforts to modernize the welfare system.
Appointment Details
On Wednesday, May 20, the DWP confirmed that Lisa Tremble will bring extensive expertise in HR, leadership, and transformation, including senior experience at British Airways. The appointment adheres to the Public Appointments Governance Code.
Ministerial Praise
Pat McFadden expressed delight, stating: "I am delighted to welcome Lisa Tremble to the DWP Board as our new Non-Executive Director. She brings an exceptional track record in people, transformation and corporate affairs that will be a real asset to our department. Lisa’s experience will help us to strengthen our approach to the skills agenda and ensure DWP continues to deliver for the people who rely on us. I look forward to working with her."
Lisa Tremble's Vision
Lisa Tremble commented: "It is a privilege to be joining the DWP Board at such an important time. DWP plays a vital role in people’s lives across the country, and I am looking forward to contributing my experience in leadership and transformation to support the department’s work. I am committed to helping DWP build on its strengths as it delivers for citizens and puts the skills agenda at the heart of what it does."
Lisa joins the DWP from the Cabinet Office, where she served as a Non-Executive Board Member. The role carries a fee of £15,000 per annum, plus an additional £5,000 for chairing the Executive Leadership Board. Non-Executive Board Members provide support and challenge to the department’s ministers and senior officials on key policies and programmes.
