Brabners partner returns to RHA role
Brett Cooper has been appointed as company secretary of the Road Haulage Association (RHA) for a second term.
Brett, a partner at independent law firm Brabners’ corporate team based in Lancashire, brings around 20 years’ experience advising clients in the road transport sector.
In his role, he will support the association’s governance and compliance, working closely with the board and stakeholders across the organisation.
Brett said: “Brabners’ ethos as a firm is making the difference to our clients, as well as the communities and sectors we operate within
“My legal expertise as well as the experience I’ve gained over the past two decades means I’m in a unique position to help the road transport sector and this appointment gives me a real opportunity to do that.
“A strong Road Haulage Association means a stronger industry as a whole and I’m looking forward to helping the organisation operate as effectively as it can for the benefit of road transport operators across the UK.”
Richard Smith, the RHA’s managing director, added: “We’re delighted to appoint Brett as our company secretary.
“He brings vast experience to this vital role that ensures we get our governance right so that we comply with all our obligations.”
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