Henrietta Alderman
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AOP chief executive, Henrietta Alderman, on the need to take time to consider the impact of the pandemic on the profession
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AOP chief executive, Henrietta Alderman, on the year ahead, and how the association supports its members through hard times
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How the AOP is working with members and for members every step of the way
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Keeping the patient at the heart of everything we do and all the decisions we make are key, writes Henrietta Alderman
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In 2020, the AOP wants to open up a debate about how to make a meaningful change in optics, writes Henrietta Alderman
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When considering career path options, optometrists can find a role as an AOP Councillor rewarding, writes Henrietta Alderman
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The AOP will be working hard to make sure 2020 is a year to remember for all the right reasons, writes Henrietta Alderman
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No amount of ‘data’ can beat the feeling of walking into a workplace where you feel valued and looked after. That’s smart business, writes Henrietta Alderman
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The AOP is committed to raising awareness of the connection between poor vision and road accidents, writes Henrietta Alderman