The Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (SCTS) has appointed two
new members to the SCTS board.
Margaret Craig and
Steven Dickson have been appointed to the Scottish Courts and Tribunals
Service Board. The two new board members will replace Joe Al-Gharabally and Col.
David McIlroy.
Steven Dickson retired
from BT in 2021 after 32 years where he held various senior positions in sales
operations, finance and revenue assurance. During his career he led BT’s global
contract assurance program, leading large diverse teams across the world,
providing risk based financial assurance for large multinational organisations.
He has a keen
interest in pensions, environmental issues, employee relations, reward,
equality, diversity and inclusion.
Margaret (Maggie) Craig has spent her working career of over
thirty years, in the financial services industry. For the last eight years, she
has worked in the regulation of the industry at the Financial Conduct
Authority. Maggie is also a member of the board of Scotland’s national
children's charity, Children 1st. She is an English graduate of Glasgow University.
The Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service is an independent
body, governed by a Corporate Board and chaired by the Lord President, the most
senior judge in Scotland.
The SCTS Board
develops the strategic direction for the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service and
delivers an operationally effective SCS, which is responsible for providing the
staff, buildings and technology to support Scotland’s courts, the work of the
independent judiciary, the courts’ Rules Councils and the Office of the Public
Guardian.
Scottish Courts and
Tribunals Service Board