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  • BSRIA appoints John Taylor as Publications Manager to enhance digital content delivery.
  • Taylor will transition BSRIA publications to accessible, digital formats, leveraging 20 years' experience.
  • BSRIA's publication strategy aims for excellence with a focus on industry-leading, digestible guidance.

BSRIA has appointed John Taylor as its new Publications Manager. This strategic move aims to expand the publication of guidance documents, reports, brochures, and instructional guides while advancing the digital transformation of BSRIA's content offerings. 

A significant focus of Taylor's role will involve enhancing the digital accessibility and enablement of BSRIA's publications.

Digital Transition Focus

John Taylor is tasked with evolving the delivery of content from traditional long-form PDFs to formats that are more concise and user-friendly.

This aligns with the industry's growing demand for rapid, accessible, and engaging information.

20 years of industry experience

Taylor brings to BSRIA extensive expertise in areas, such as building services design, energy and carbon management

With more than 20 years in the built environment sector, Taylor brings to BSRIA extensive expertise in areas, such as building services design, energy and carbon management, retrofit, and building optimisation.

His insights encompass mechanical services design, building controls, smart buildings, energy optimisation, retrofit, and net zero strategy. Taylor will collaborate with experts to enhance BSRIA guides, covering all stages from design to ongoing maintenance.

Focus on excellence

Lisa Ashworth, CEO of BSRIA, stated, "John's appointment is a key part of our strategy to build on our reputation for excellence in publications. His experience in both building services and digital transformation will be vital as we enhance how we deliver our industry-renowned guidance."

Taylor expressed his dedication to maintaining BSRIA's values of independence, practicality, and technical rigour in publications, aiming to increase their digital accessibility and digestibility to bolster reader confidence in BSRIA's expertise.

Recent organisational developments

This announcement is part of a wider strategy that includes recent appointments, such as Paul Greatbatch as Chief Technology Officer and Lisa Wiltshire as Business Manager – Market Intelligence.

These additions aim to support BSRIA's digital evolution and improve customer offerings.

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