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Career story: Chris Montgomery, Network Rail Birmingham New St project director
The overhaul of Birmingham New Street is already a huge success with the public. Chris Montgomery can enjoy the accolades after years of hard work rebuilding the station while that same public walked through his site. -
Career path: Patricia Moore, Turner & Townsend
Patricia Moore is the managing director of infrastructure for Turner & Townsend in the UK. She gained her first degree as an apprentice. -
Career story: Raja Narwari on designing Birmingham New Street
Raja Narwari, practice manager for Atkins rail solutions explains how the firm’s global design centre stepped up to help design the station. -
Mace senior project manger Paul Dalton on delivering Birmingham New Street station
Today sees the final completion of the New Street project as the Grand Central shopping centre opens. Senior project manager for Mace Paul Dalton talks about the challenging scheme. -
Career story: Leonie Grover, Turner & Townsend on Nepal’s hospitals
Leonie Grover has been in Nepal leading a pro bono surveying project focusing on hospitals as part of the country’s post earthquake reconstruction response. What did she find? -
Career Path: Lavinia Melilla of Bechtel
Lavinia Melilla is a port and marine technical expert with Bechtel, and has recently been awarded a fellowship by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). Aged 35, she is the ICE’s youngest Fellow. -
Career path: Rosario Barcena, Tony Gee and Partners
Rail, and particularly the high speed variety, runs throughout Rosario Barcena’s career from her start in Spain to her job as regional director with Tony Gee and Partners. -
Interview: Simon Diggle, strategic supplier development, Highways England
Infrastructure Intelligence talks to Simon Diggle, the man tasked with promoting excellence and collaboration throughout Highways England’s supply chain, and the organisation’s supplier awards. -
New inititatives set to boost the numbers of women in major project leadership
A 12 month programme of research on women in major project leadership, to be undertaken in partnership with KPMG, was announced by visiting research fellow Sue Prtichard at the Ashridge Business School in July. -
My working life – Catherine Whitehead, senior engineer, Tony Gee and Partners
Work experience as a sponsored student helped Catherine Whitehead confirm that she was making the right career choice.
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