Helen Ball

The Civic in Barnsley has appointed HELEN BALL as its new Chief Executive. She was previously Head of Culture and Visitor Economy at Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council.

AP Profile:

Helen Ball

Published: 17-05-2013

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