MSA appoints third director
The board of the Motor Sports Association has appointed Nick Whale as a non-executive director following the recent implementation of a change in the board constitution that allows up to three additional non-executive director nominations
"I am delighted that Nick has joined the board," says Colin Hilton, chief executive of the MSA. "His appointment is exactly what the new board structure was designed to achieve. There is a wealth of external experience that we should be tapping into in order to address the challenges we face and Nick's extensive experience, both commercial and sporting, will be invaluable."
Whale added: "In the past 25 years, I've taken a huge amount from the sport and it's brought me a lot of pleasure. Now I have a great opportunity to give something back and help the MSA address some of its challenges. I have been lucky enough to participate in many different forms of motorsport and would definitely class myself as a 'grassroots' guy. I'll be a voice and an ear for the MSA at club level and I also hope that people will pick up the phone and contact me themselves."
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