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Staff

Dee Reynolds

Regional Strategy Director
dee.reynolds@tpmw.co.uk
01654 705946

Dee's role as Regional Strategy Director is to determine priorities and programmes to ensure that TPMW achieves its objectives and targets. To ensure that the Partnership and regional priorities for the tourism industry are represented within the wider national, regional and local level. She also leads the team to develop greater partnership working between key tourism stakeholders.

Gwawr Price

Business Development Manager
gwawr.price@tpmw.co.uk
01654 705944

Gwawr supports the Regional Strategy Director in developing, implementing priorities and programmes that will enable TPMW to achieve its agreed objectives and targets. She is responsible for the development, implementation and project management TPMWs skills support Programme “Medrwn”, product and business development projects.

Rhian Watt

Administrative Officer
rhian.watt@tpmw.co.uk
01654 705941

Rhian manages the office on a day to day basis, providing administrative support for all the other team members and Directors. She manages the office diary and acts as a first contact point for all enquiries.

Helen Jones

Medrwn Facilitator
helen.jones@tpmw.co.uk
07980267677

Helen co-ordinates the skills development needs within the region. Helen’s role is to identify, develop and strengthen partnership working and networks involved in tourism to increase the quality and competitiveness of the tourism product.

Alwena Price

Medrwn Administrator
medrwn@tpmw.co.uk
01654 705945

Alwena’s role is to provide administration support for TPMW’s skills programme Medrwn.

Lee Elwell

National Tourism Skills Co-ordinator
lee.elwell@swwtp.co.uk
07812 587051
Skype name: lee.elwell1

Lee is jointly employed by the 4 Regional Tourism Partnerships (RTP’s) & the tourism department of the Welsh Government (WG) to direct, manage & influence skills development/ business support for the tourism sector.Located within the offices of South West Wales Tourism Partnership (SWWTP) but working on a pan Wales basis across all RTP regions.