Anthony Frodsham, a distinguished individual, assumed the esteemed position of director-general of the Engineering Employers' Federation at a particularly tumultuous period in British industrial relations, specifically during the late 1970s, marked by unprecedented challenges and strife.
Prior to his tenure at the EEF, Frodsham had a storied background, having served in the naval forces during wartime, followed by a prosperous career in management consultancy, where he honed his skills and expertise.
In February 1975, Frodsham took up the reins as director-general of the EEF, a role that afforded him a platform to articulate the concerns and interests of the 6,500 member companies that comprised the organization.
