DHF RESTRUCTURED TO MEET NEW CHALLENGES AHEAD

Article first published 26/02/2010

The Door & Hardware Federation (DHF) is undergoing a significant reorganisation which will increase the commercial benefit its members gain from their membership of the federation. The reorganisation follows the departure of Ian Wood who has left the DHF to pursue other interests after five years in the role of CEO.  
 
Said Bob Perry, DHF chairman: “We will be placing much greater emphasis on helping members derive more commercial benefit from their membership and also help them meet the challenges posed by legislation, CE marking and compliance.  
 
“Our new structure will enable us to concentrate more on meeting the requirements of our current members and their individual specialist groups within the federation. The reorganisation will make us more flexible, help to contain costs and will enable more funds to be allocated to marketing and promotion of the industry, its products and standards – so adding benefit to all our members.”  
 
The DHF represents all the key players in industrial and commercial doors, shutters and garage doors, as well as the leading UK manufacturers and suppliers of building hardware, locks and architectural ironmongery.

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