The Business Travel Association has appointed three new members to its Generation BTA board: Natasha Inglis, Implementation and Operations Director at CT Business Travel, George Ogden, Sales Enablement Lead – Corporate Travel at Travel Counsellors for Business, and Ashlin Pugh, Business Development Manager at Chapman & Carter.
With the aim of amplifying emerging voices and driving meaningful progress in the business travel sector, each new appointment brings a unique set of skills and experience to the Generation BTA board.
Inglis said: “I am delighted to join the board and have a voice to influence our industry. I’m passionate about bringing fresh perspectives and playing a part in shaping our future.”
Ogden said: “I understand the importance of bringing the industry together to discuss and act on the ongoing movement in the sector. Being relatively new to the industry, I hope to bring a fresh perspective and look forward to experiencing everything business travel has to offer.”
Pugh said: “I’m all about building meaningful connections. Whether it’s through mentoring, creating opportunities for others or sparking new conversations, I’m looking forward to playing a part in something that can make a real difference.”
Georgia Suttie, Chair of the Generation BTA Board, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Ashlin, George and Natasha. Their energy, passion and commitment to building a more inclusive, accessible and future-focused industry is exactly what we need. I’m excited to see how their ideas and contributions will help shape the next chapter for business travel.”
