The Furniture Maker company has admitted another seven freemen, from retail to design and academia to dispute resolution.
Emma Leeke, Leekes md; Carl Singleton, Sofeasy md; Judith Turner, Furniture & Home Improvement Ombudsman deputy chief ombudsman; Mascha Lapotchkina-Evanson, Obi Bespoke owner; Scott Harper, Buckinghamshire New University senior lecturer; Jake Goodison, Bespoke-3D founder and design director and David Golding, Halstock Cabinet Makers commercial director have been admitted.
‘We are delighted to welcome our seven new freemen to The Furniture Makers’ Company. Each of these individuals brings a unique set of skills and experiences from diverse sectors within the furniture industry. Their dedication and passion reflect the values we uphold as a livery company. I look forward to seeing how their contributions will enrich our community and help us continue to support our charitable and livery objectives. Anyone working in the UK furniture and furnishing industry is eligible to join the Furniture Makers. If you are interested in joining a membership organisation where you’ll be making a difference, we’d be delighted to hear from you,’ says Brian Ahern, Furniture Makers’ Company master.
Having worked in the furniture industry for more than 20 years, I am delighted to be admitted to The Furniture Makers’ Company as a freeman, joining like-minded individuals who are passionate about our industry. The company serves such a valuable role in promoting the British furniture industry, providing valuable networking opportunities and raising valuable funds to offer its hugely important charitable support,’ says Leeke.
The new freemen: Jake Goodison, Judith Turner, Mascha Lapotchkina-Evanson, Scott Harper, David Golding, Carl Singleton and Emma Leeke.
