Lindsey Williams to leave 10,000-home east Midlands-based association
The chief executive of Futures Housing Group (FHG) has announced she is standing down after 20 years in the role.
Lindsey Williams will leave the 10,300-home association at some point in 2024, with her exact departure date depending on when a successor is appointed.
Williams has led the organisation since 2003, when it was formed as Amber Valley Housing through a stock transfer from Amber Valley borough council. She oversaw a merger with Daventry & District Housing in 2007 to create FHG.
FHG was last year involved in prolonged discussions with BPHA and Flagship about merging to create a 60,000-home, £374m-turnover housing provider. However, the plans were shelved last October with the trio citing “economic turbulence”.
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Mike Stevenson, Board Chair of Futures Housing Group, said: “I wish Lindsey the very best and I’d like to thank her for her commitment to Futures and its colleagues and customers over so many years. She has created a lasting legacy with a culture that fosters innovation.”
Williams is a also a board member and trustee of west Midlands charity St Giles Hospice and is president of the East Midlands chamber of commerce.
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