Baroness Nicholson spoke recently at the spring conference of the British Valve and Actuator Association (BVAA).  The event was held at the Celtic Manor in Wales, by invitation of the BVAA and an IBBC member, Severn Glocon.

For those who wished to consider Iraq as a market, Baroness Nicholson, President, commended the IBBC and put her decades of contacts at their disposal.

Baroness Nicholson praised Severn Glocon, and its Managing Director, Mr Colin Findlay, for contributing 10% of its profits from Southern Iraq towards charity work for the local people of Iraq. Severn Glocon is using IBBC’s official charity partner, the AMAR International Charitable Foundation, to implement development projects in communities surrounding the southern oilfields.

At the start of the conference, Baroness Nicholson signed a formal agreement between AMAR, of which she is also Chairman, Severn Glocon, and its MD, Mr Colin Findlay.