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Over 50s Association Chief Retires

Brian Shakes is joining the retirement exodus of Seniors organisations’ leaders, and has announced his retirement as CEO of the ARPA Over 50s Association where he has been for 1994. He leaves an organisation which has developed its own online site and services and the My Connected Community which is developing a range of discrete online communities.

Shakes plans to spend more time playing golf and further study.
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