Company & location: Kerry Foods, Egham
Education: Bournemouth University, BA (Hons) Business Management with Project & Operations
Why did you decide to go for a career in food? Having completed a placement year in the electronics industry, a career in food wasn’t the path I initially thought I’d take. I ended up applying to Kerry Foods based on a recommendation by a former colleague who had moved to Kerry Foods. When researching further, the Kerry graduate scheme was particularly appealing as I was able to experience rotations across different functions over a two-year period. I was also part of a graduate community and we travelled around the country every few months, visiting the different manufacturing sites and completing graduate modules. One thing I’ve learned and love about the food industry – and the reason I intend to stay – is that it never stands still, it’s a competitive and ever-changing market where the consumer is at the heart of all we do.
email Here’s Who Will Be Running the Pentagon When Biden Takes Office
Dozens named in the most comprehensive roster published to date of who will be running DOD when the president-elect is sworn in.
Editor’s Note: Following additional reporting, Defense One has learned that six of the individuals named as part of the planning documents, Halimah Najieb-Locke, Carrie Kagawa, Seth Schuster, Susanna Blume, Tarun Chhabra and Tanya Bradsher, were named to the incorrect postings on the Pentagon s list. Some of these individuals are under consideration for roles outside the DOD. Chhabra and Bradsher have already been publicly named for a role on Biden s NSC. Those names have been removed from the list below for clarity’s sake.
In her family home in Bangalore a corporate lawyer named Spurthy Akshar turned her mind to the problem of the New York bagel.She plans to open a New York-style bagel shop and has been conducting
Advice For The Next Generation Of EPA Scientists And Engineers
By U.S. EPA
EPA’s many achievements over the last 50 years were made possible by our dedicated scientists and engineers who care deeply about the environment and their work to protect it. As we look forward to 50 more years of protecting public health and the environment, EPA researchers share their advice for the next generation of environmental scientists and engineers.
EPA s Dr. Beth George. Follow your passion, make everyday a learning opportunity, and connect with a mentor. Beth George, Ph.D., Director, Gulf Ecosystem Measurement & Modeling Division First off, WE NEED YOU. The world needs smart, passionate, innovative scientists to help fix our environmental problems, problems that are becoming more and more complex. So, my suggestion to the next generation is to follow your passion to protect our environment and to develop skills and experiences in multiple disciplines because solutions to these com