The National Security Inspectorate (NSI), the UK and Eire’s most widely recognized certification body for fire and security providers, is delighted to announce the appointment of Jon Webster as its new Head of Marketing.
Jon will be heading NSI’s marketing strategy and communications, helping to strengthen the organization’s brand and support its continued growth across the security and fire safety sectors.
Global growth and launch of new services
Jon brings extensive experience in marketing leadership, most newly as Marketing Director at Practicus
Jon brings extensive experience in marketing leadership, most recently as Marketing Director at Practicus, a company specializing in business transformation and change.
In that role, Jon developed strategies that boosted digital performance, enhanced brand positioning and supported international growth and the launch of new services.
At NSI, Jon will shape the organization’s marketing direction, working closely with colleagues, certified companies and industry partners. His focus will be on amplifying NSI’s voice with both industry and public audiences, enhancing engagement and reinforcing awareness of the important role NSI plays in raising standards and protecting the public.
Growth and engagement strategy
Richard Fogelman, Chief Executive Officer at NSI, said: “We are delighted to welcome Jon to the team. His experience and expertise in building effective marketing functions will be invaluable as NSI continues to evolve and deliver assurance to businesses and peace of mind to the public. Marketing is a critical part of our growth and engagement strategy and Jon will play a key role in driving this forward.”
Jon Webster added: “I’m excited to be joining NSI at such an important time. NSI has a strong culture, a clear mission and a vital role in the industry as a trusted partner. I look forward to helping further develop and share NSI’s story, working alongside colleagues, certified companies and industry partners to support the next stage of the organization’s journey.”
