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Keith Lilley
Director of Facilities Management at the University of Canterbury
Keith Lilley is the Director of Facilities Management at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand.3 He assumed this role on September 25, 2023.4 Keith brings extensive experience to this position, having previously served as the Director of Estates and Facilities Management at The University of Sheffield.
Professional Background
Keith Lilley has a rich background in facilities management and healthcare:
- He holds an MBA in Business from the University of Warwick - Warwick Business School.
- Prior to joining the University of Canterbury, he held leadership positions at several institutions:
- Director of Facilities Management at The University of York
- Director of Facilities at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
- General Manager at Central Sheffield University Hospitals NHS Trust
- Departmental Manager at Guys and St. Thomas's NHS Trust
Professional Affiliations
Keith has been actively involved in professional organizations:
- Member of AUDE_news
- Former North East Branch Chair at AUDE (Association of University Directors of Estates)
- Chair of the Association of University Directors of Estates1
Recent Career Move
Keith Lilley recently made a significant career transition:
- He left his position at the University of Sheffield after 13 years to join the University of Canterbury.2
- This move represents an exciting new chapter in his career, as he expressed mixed emotions about leaving Sheffield but enthusiasm for his new role in New Zealand.2
Keith Lilley's extensive experience in facilities management, particularly in academic and healthcare settings, positions him well for his current role at the University of Canterbury.
Highlights
Oct 31 · canterbury.ac.nz
[PDF] Emissions Management and Reduction Plan - University of Canterbury
Sep 11 · canterbury.ac.nz
[PDF] Vice-Chancellor's Report to Council - September 2023
Jul 10 · canterbury.ac.nz
[PDF] Vice Chancellor's Report Template - University of Canterbury