Director of e-IC company applies management skills for United Nations

Dr Gavin Jordan, the Director of Interface-NRM Ltd, a company specialising in quality and environmental management certification, is based at the E-Innovation centre on the Telford campus.

He has taken a secondment from Interface for 6 months, working for the United Nations as their Principal Programme Management Officer for Sustainable Supply Chain Management, based at the United Nations Global Service Centre in Italy.
The role involves developing an approach and methodology to assess, improve and add value to global peace keeping operations, through improvements to supply chains and associated data.

Gavin has said that this is a great opportunity to apply a management systems and data led approach to one of the most demanding supply chain situations globally! The work he is conducting focuses on Mali, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and South Sudan.

Telford Tenant Company Scanning Pens CEO Jack Churchill Elected to ATiA Board of Directors

Award-winning international EdTech firm Scanning Pens has received another honour in the form of CEO Jack Churchill’s appointment to the Assistive Technology Industry Association Board of Directors at the ATiA 2022 Conference earlier this month.

Find out more in the Scanning Pens blog here…

Hear from Jack  as he shares this exciting news

 

 

 

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New cyber building officially opened in Herefordshire

The new £9 million Cyber Quarter – Midlands Centre for Cyber Security based at Skylon Park on the Herefordshire Enterprise Zone was officially opened on Monday 6 December 2021
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The centre is a joint venture between the University of Wolverhampton and Herefordshire Council and is part-funded by the Government’s Local Growth Fund, via the Marches Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Read the press release here.. View the images from the official opening