Announcing our new Executive Director
Announcing our new Executive Director
Announcement
It is with great pleasure that the Trustees of the Carbon Neutral School Foundation announce the appointment of Neil Tomalin as our new Executive Director.
Neil has been a driving force in bringing the Foundation to life and it is fitting that he be charged with guiding the Foundation towards achieving our Mission.
Neil is commited to helping schools in living their Mission and keeping their promises to their students.
Neil has spent the last 30 years in international education holding teaching positions in Japan, UK, Germany and Austria before obtaining his MBA and then taking on leadership roles in Belgium, Austria and Saudi Arabia. For the last 10 years he has dedicated his time to growing the fledgling Al Batinah International School into one of the leading schools in the region.
The Trustees would like to use this opportunity to congratulate Neil.
For more information, please contact us.
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