The World Federation of Chiropractic has named WFC Past President Dr. John Maltby interim secretary general following the departure of Prof. Brad Beira, who began serving as secretary general in July 2025. Dr. Maltby’s interim role is effective Oct. 28, 2025, with the WFC planning to initiate a former recruitment process for a permanent secretary general in the near future.
“We extend our sincere gratitude to Professor Beira for his contributions and dedication to the WFC during his tenure, and wish him every success as he moves on to pursue other opportunities,” stated the WFC in a press release, while also noting “its appreciation to Dr. Maltby for his commitment and leadership during this period of transition.” The release did not provide any additional details regarding Prof. Beira’s departure after only four months in the position.
Learn more about Dr. Maltby’s leadership experience within the chiropractic profession here.
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