Salix Homes appoints new executive director
Salford housing association Salix Homes has appointed Gemma Parlby as its new executive director of customer and landlord services.
Gemma joins from Bolton at Home, where she has led a 400-strong team delivering housing and customer services across 20,000 homes in the North West.
At Salix Homes, she will oversee repairs, housing management, customer services, landlord health and safety, and engagement, bringing over 20 years of experience in housing management, tenancy support, safeguarding and community partnership working.
Gemma said: “I’m really pleased to be joining Salix Homes, an organisation with a strong reputation for putting people at the heart of everything it does, and I look forward to being part of a place-based housing association with a real connection to its communities.
“Delivering services that genuinely meet the needs of customers and communities is something I’m passionate about, and I’m excited to contribute to the positive difference that Salix Homes is making across Salford.”
Liam Turner, chief executive at Salix Homes, added: “Gemma brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to people-focused housing services.
“Her leadership will play a key role in helping Salix Homes continue to deliver high-quality homes and services, meet regulatory standards, and support the development of strong, thriving neighbourhoods.
“She shares our values and focus on customers and communities, and we’re confident she’ll be a real asset to the organisation, bringing deep sector knowledge, a strong track record, and a genuine passion for making a difference, and we’re really looking forward to welcoming her to the team.”
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