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Royal Academy of Engineering names Dame Tamara Finkelstein as new CEO
The Royal Academy of Engineering has appointed Dame Tamara Finkelstein DCB as its next CEO to lead the charity in the implementation of its ambitious new strategy 2030. Read more via The Manufacturer
Radnor Hills crowned the Sustainable Supplier of the Year
Radnor Hills has been named Sustainable Supplier of the Year in the annual Gold Medal Awards run by the Federation of Wholesale Distributors (FWD). Read more via The Manufacturer
Penny Engineering becomes employee-owned, securing future for staff
Penny Engineering, a long-established leader in lifting and handling solutions, has officially transitioned to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT), a move designed to protect the company’s independence and safeguard its long-term future. Read more via The Manufacturer
Lawton Tubes appoints new Board Chairman to lead next phase of growth
Midlands-based copper tube and fittings manufacturer Lawton Tubes has appointed Michael Brown as its new Board Chairman, marking the first leadership change in a decade. Read more via The Manufacturer
Ideal Heating launches first-ever Christmas jumper fundraiser for Shelter UK
Ideal Heating is spreading festive cheer this season with its first-ever Christmas jumper campaign, raising funds for homelessness charity Shelter UK. Read more via The Manufacturer
