Engineering a Sustainable future
During this unprecedented period of global history when strength and resilience have been tested to the extreme, the imperative for engineers and business to work together to design a sustainable future has never been more important.
When engineers are given the opportunity to develop sustainable solutions to global challenges the results are outstanding, yet too often they are excluded from the vital conversations where decisions are made.
In this thought-provoking webinar, Dr Helen Meese, a Chartered Mechanical Engineer, and Angela Hobbs, MSc in Sustainable Business, will share examples of engineering achievements and the stories behind the partnerships and collaborations that are creating sustainable impacts on a global scale, and why their experience of working together demonstrates the positive impact of partnerships and different thinking styles, and what happens when business and engineering collide.
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Helen is an award-winning chartered mechanical engineer with over 20 years’ experience in industry and academia. Her consultancy, The Care Machine, works with early-stage innovators to develop medical technology and devices. Helen is an accomplished public affairs specialist, delivering consultation and thought leadership to UK Government, industry, and the public sector on engineering in healthcare and its contribution to society. She is Chair of the IMechE’s Biomedical Engineering Division and a past Trustee, member of the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Healthcare Policy Topic Group and the host of the IMechE’s engineering podcast, Impulse to Innovation.
Angela designs and delivers sustainability initiatives for start-ups, SME’s and corporates. She works with a core focus on innovation, engagement and the value of design for business, products and services. Angela brings disruptive thinking and game changing ideas to organisational strategy with operational efficiency. She is a Board Director at OBN, Resident Innovation Coach at Oxford University Innovation, Board Advisor at Chatsworth Schools Group and member of the Q Community, The Health Foundation.