IAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE RECEIVES MBE
02 January 2007 - IAM Institute of Advanced Motorists

Christopher Bullock, Chief Executive of the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) has been awarded an MBE in the New Year Honours list for services to road safety.

Christopher Bullock became IAM Chief Executive in 1995. Since then the IAM has grown in size and influence. It is now the largest organisation dedicated to road safety and is by far the largest provider of advanced driving tests.

Mr Bullock is also Managing Director of IAM Fleet, Drive & Survive and IAM Fleet Ireland, which together make the IAM the largest provider of risk management and company driver training services.

Before joining the IAM Mr Bullock had a career in Shell which included work with the charity sector. During the 1980s he was responsible for Shell''s charitable giving - at that time the largest corporate donor in the UK - and for sponsorship of environmental, arts and other community organisations. This included founding Age Resource, which aimed to harness the benefits of an ageing society and is now the ''younger arm'' of Age Concern.

''I am obviously delighted to receive this award as recognition of the valuable and growing work of the IAM. In particular it acknowledges all those who through the IAM dedicate their time and expertise to helping people improve their driving and motorcycling, and to saving lives on the road,'' said Mr Bullock.

Mr Bullock lives in Fulham, West London. He is married with two grown up sons.

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