Creating the workforce for the future is what I am most passionate about. The spectrum of print and manufacturing is changing at such a rapid rate, my role is to keep BPIF Training at forefront of the changes. I've headed up BPIF Training since 2018.
I joined BPIF in 2019 with 10 years’ sector experience, having worked across a variety of programmes in numerous roles. This role has enabled me to fulfil several of my passions; data, breaking cycles and supporting others to reach their potential.
Equally passionate about apprenticeships & the opportunity they bring, quality & innovation, I believe they can co-exist allowing us to set a commitment to excellence. Belief, passion, & a talented team can achieve anything they set their mind to
Studied journalism at University, but went on to work in reprographics, plate making, litho and gravure printing. Moved on to become a Pre-Press Data and Continuous Improvement Manager with a black belt in Lean Six Sigma and Prince2.
Working in a variety of role over my 20+ year career I am now responsible for ensuring that we meet all funding and compliance standards
Started as a print apprenticeship and work my way into a management role. Personal development is something that I am passionate about and I really enjoy being able to help the next generation of managers achieve their career goals.
I started in newspapers working as a journalist before moving into training delivery where I enjoy passing my knowledge and experience on to the next generation.
Have been in the printing industry all my working life, starting as an Apprentice Litho Printer in the Carton Industry. Also worked as a Litho Minder, Colour Matcher, Shift Supervisor & Production Manager as well as spending time in commercial print
I am passionate about inspiring students to be more than they thought they could be and to knowledge, experience and skills to the current and future generations in the industry.
Having been an apprentice myself I possess the understanding and and have a strong passion of the apprenticeship values and as a result can relate well to my learners
Staring as an in house trained label printer in 1987, working in a variety of roles (shift supervisor/QHSE/Purchasing supervisor) before staring this role in 2019. I enjoying giving back to the industry that has sustained my family for 34 years
Having experienced the apprenticeship journey has enabled me to understand the learner’s perspective as well as the trainer. It’s so rewarding every time one of my candidates achieves their qualification.
I have been in the printing industry for all of my working life. I enjoy working with the new generation of apprentices in my role and keeping up to date with the latest technology.
I have been in the print sector since leaving school and have built a wide knowledge base. I never imagined myself in a teaching role but enjoy being part of the enrichment of knowledge to the apprentices
