Provincial Executive

Welcome to the Provincial Executive page of Staffordshire and Shropshire Mark Master Masons. 

The Executive Team work hard to ensure the success of Mark and RAM Degrees in the Province

Our Executive Leaders

Kevin Smith, Provincial Grand Master

Kevin has dedicated over 30 years to Masonic leadership, promoting community values and fostering collaboration.

Dennis Jones, Deputy Provincial Grand Master

With a background in the community, his experience encourages members to participate actively in local and national events.

Robert Harris, Assistant Provincial Grand Master

Skilled in organizational management, Robert is an excellent speaker and works tirelessly across the Province

Selwyn Riter, Provincial Grand Secretary

Selwyn is responsible for ensuring that all the secretarial requirements of the Province are completed in a timely manner and according to the constitutions of both the Province and of Mark Grand Lodge.

Peter Tough, Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies

Peter is responsible for the events that are run under the provincial banner, this includes the main Provincial Grand Lodge Meetings as well as directing his team covering visits to Lodges by members of the Executive.

What Our Members Say

“Being part of the Staffordshire and Shropshire Mark Master Masons has given me a sense of belonging and purpose. The community support and charitable work is outstanding.”
James Roberts
“The resources and connections available through my lodge have made a significant impact on my personal growth. I appreciate how the Mark Degree encourages all members to thrive.”
Richard Smith
“I have gained friendships and valuable experiences since joining the Mark Degree. The meetings are not only enjoyable but also help strengthen our friendships.”
David Clarke
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Interesting information about our Leadership

The Provinvial Grand Master is granted a Warrant for a period of time by Mark Grand Lodge, this is typically a 5 year appointment, however there are of course personal circumstances that may make this shorter, or the time may be extended as required. 

Firstly. it is your lodge and the Provincial Team are coming to join in with your meeting. Yes, there are certain protocols that will need to be followed, but if you have specific things that you do within your lodge that are specific and unique to you, then let the DC Team know about them as early as possible and they will work with you to plan the visit to make sure that it is a great meeting for everyone. What the DC Team really hate is surprises !

Communication should normally be via the Provincial Secretariat, this is the normal route as you can imagine that everyone contacting the PGM, Deputy or Assistant directly would be a bit overwhelming!  They are very often out and about at meetings and a good way to discuss things that concern you is to attend one of the meetings that they are there and speak to them in the time between the meeting and the festive board, they are all very approachable!

Still have questions?

Contact the Comms Team or the Provincial Secretariat in the first instance.

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