Join us to say farewell to Anthony May

Anthony will be leaving Nottinghamshire County Council on 31 August to take up his new post as Chief Executive of Nottingham University Hospitals Trust.

Anthony joined the County Council in 2004 in the post of Assistant Director in the Culture and Communities Department. He was then appointed as Corporate Director for Children, Families and Cultural Services and subsequently took up the role of Deputy Chief Executive.

In April 2015, Anthony took up post as Nottinghamshire County Council's Chief Executive, following the retirement of the previous Chief Executive, Mick Burrows. This makes him one of the Council's longest serving Chief Executives.

During his tenure Anthony has provided strong and effective leadership of the County Council, improving outcomes for a population of over 830,000 residents and 30,000 businesses. Alongside his leadership of the country's tenth largest county council, he has played a major role regionally and nationally in leading economic growth and the response to Covid.

We would like to thank Anthony for his long-standing service to the County Council and the outstanding contribution he has made in improving the lives of residents across Nottinghamshire and the region, and to wish him the very best of luck.

If you would like to share a farewell message for Anthony please do so below. All messages will be shared with him. Messages are not moderated but please follow the commenting guidelines.

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Anthony, Just wanted to wish you the very best of luck in your new role. I think they are very lucky to have you as their Chief Exec, our loss is their gain! I hope you enjoy the challenge. Best wishes Debbie x

Debbie

All the very best for the future Anthony. It has been a pleasure working for you. This place wouldn\'t be same without you. You are going to be missed. Avneet

Avneet

Anthony, you have always been kind and supportive toward me and we have also shared some laughs along the way. Whilst I will miss you, I know that you are ready for a new challenge and I wish you the very best in your new role with NUH.

Julie Forster

Hi Anthony, sorry our paths never really crossed, however, I wish you the very best of luck for your new position. All the best, Jen Ross

Jen Ross

All good wishes for the future; you have been a genuine leader, a great communicator and a real believer in Nottinghamshire. With very best wishes, Will and Alison Parente and all at Welbeck.

Alison Swan Parente