I spoke with Prasan Kale who is Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder at Rise Buildings - a company innovating in the PropTech space.
What a 2021 it promises to be! With a vaccine on the way, there's light at the end of the tunnel for us all. There’s optimism throughout all the industrial markets we serve, here’s what our CM Industrial team are looking forward to most.
I spoke with Prasan Kale who is Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder at Rise Buildings - a company innovating in the PropTech space.
What a 2021 it promises to be! With a vaccine on the way, there's light at the end of the tunnel for us all. There’s optimism throughout all the industrial markets we serve, here’s what our CM Industrial team are looking forward to most.
Spending so much time researching companies and the latest news in logistics, I thought it would be good to share some of the most exciting updates and highlights of the week.
2020 was a tough year, but tunnelling companies adapted admirably to the challenges of COVID-19. Now there’s light at the end of the tunnel (no pun intended), the industry is stronger and producing some of the most exciting technology it ever has.
Spending so much time researching companies and the latest news in logistics, I thought it would be good to share some of the most exciting updates and highlights of the week.
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In major M&A news, Swedish engineering specialist Sandvik has agreed to acquire DSI Underground which is the global leader in ground support and reinforcement.
Mining is changing. The adoption of automated technologies is accelerating and digitalisation is on the rise too. There also continues to be a shift toward green initiatives as the industry takes responsibility of its environmental impact.
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With Build Back Better, Biden envisions major investment into schools, water, municipal transport and telecommunication. He also expects it to create millions of jobs for Americans, including 10 million clean energy-based jobs. But will it work?
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Autonomous vehicles are on the rise. By the end of 2025, the global self-driving vehicle market is expected be worth $1.6 million. Now the technology is coming to the industries I recruit for: construction and agricultural machinery.
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Diversity and inclusion are good for businesses. You can’t argue with that. As a recruiter, I wanted to know what companies in my markets were doing to become more diverse and inclusive.
I was joined by two representatives from Biofabrik Technologies: COO Marc Fröse and CTO Benjamin Richter. We spoke about their innovative technology that turns plastic waste into a renewable energy source.
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I was joined by Riccardo Milanese who is a Business Development Manager at Enteco. Together, we discussed how digitalisation has become one of the hottest topics in ground engineering.
Heading into 2020, there was an equilibrium in rates for air freight. Then a global pandemic hit and everything changed.
Water scarcity is a major global concern. I gathered the experts from around the world to discuss how we're combating this crisis through innovation in industrial water.
Azul 3D are a 3D printing company and they’re looking to change the way additive manufacturing is used. I caught up with their Co-Founder and Head of Business Development, James Hedrick.
Recruiting in the construction, agricultural and aggregate markets, I’ve noticed a lack of black professionals. So, I reached out to hear about people's experiences and opinions on diversity and discrimination.
Recruiting in the construction and agricultural machinery space, I’ve noticed a lack of black professionals. I wanted to find out why this is, so spoke to black professionals in the industry.
Water scarcity is a major global concern. To discuss how we're combating this crisis through innovation in industrial water, I've gathered the experts from my network to talk about the topic.
We're not exaggerating when we say that, as Polymateria's next Senior Vice President of Global Sales, you could have a big part to play in solving the plastics crisis.
Specialising in recruitment in the water industry, I have access to some of the brightest minds in the space. So, I gathered three experts to talk about water scarcity and how we can combat this crisis through innovation within municipal water.
For this episode of CM Conversations, Associate Director and specialist recruiter in the plastics and chemicals space Oliver Davies spoke to Niall Dunne, CEO of Polymateria, a business who have developed a new standard in plastics, biotransformation.
I spoke to Dean Amhaus who has been President and CEO of The Water Council for the last 10 years. This non-profit organization is dedicated to solving global water challenges by supporting innovation throughout the industry.
While there’s been lots of controversy around HS2, there are plenty of benefits for the tunnelling market to get excited.
The opportunities for green innovation are substantial in speciality chemicals and the sustainability initiatives happening in the fuel, oil & lubricant additives market are making a big difference.
Water scarcity is a major global concern. To discuss how the water industry is combating this crisis through innovation, I’ve rounded-up experts in my network to speak as guest panellists on two new webinars. Sign up and get involved.
Water specialist Alex Mason spoke to Dean Amhaus, CEO of the water council. "We're the match.com of the water industry" were his words as he spoke about the council's work connecting companies, universities and talented individuals within water.
Pumps account for 10% of the world’s energy consumption. Making them more efficient could change the world.
Throughout the pandemic the critical power industry has been a silent hero in the background supporting us in our daily lives.
In this episode of CM Conversations, our building technology specialist Lewis Martin spoke with Rainer Wellige, Chief Revenue Officer of Brainbox AI.
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Antimicrobial polymers have helped us create reusable face masks to combat COVID-19, but this technology has so much more potential than that.
