Keeley Shepherd Made Liveryman of The Stationers’ Company
Keeley has been part of the business supplies and retail sector for more than 23 years, building her career with respected brands including 3M, ExaClair and now ACCO. Over that time, she has become a well‑known and highly regarded figure within the industry, contributing to its development through both her commercial roles and her wider involvement in sector organisations.
Her commitment was first recognised last year when she became a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Stationers, and her progression to Liveryman reflects her continued dedication to the trade and its future.
Standing (L-R) Andrew Harris - Retired Senior Coroner, London Inner South Alex Goulden - Product Designer, Adam Health Roo Pitt - Photographer, Pitt Stop Marketing
Keeley also plays an active role in supporting emerging talent. She is a valued mentor in the BOSS NextGen Mentorship Programme, where she shares her experience with the next generation of industry leaders.
Reflecting on the occasion, Keeley said:
“I am delighted to become a Liveryman of The Stationers’ Company, it was a wonderful ceremony & to be cloathed by Master Doug Wills at the court meeting yesterday was a real honour. Special thanks to my two sponsors Mike James & Gordon Christiansen for making it a truly memorable occasion.”
BOSS extend our warmest congratulations to Keeley on this well‑deserved achievement. Her continued support for industry initiatives, including her commitment to mentoring future leaders through the BOSS NextGen Programme, is hugely appreciated. We are proud to celebrate this milestone with her and look forward to seeing the positive impact she will continue to make across our sector.
