- Gerald Corbett
Gerald Corbett has been Non-Executive Chairman of the Company since 24 November 2005. He chairs the Nomination Committee and is a member of the Remuneration Committee. Gerald is also Chairman of SSL International plc and Moneysupermarket.com Group Limited and is a Non-Executive Director of Greencore Group plc based in Dublin.
- Robert Horton
Sir Robert Horton (born 18 August 1939) is a UK businessman. He is the eldest of three brothers, David Horton and Mark Horton. He spent 30 years working for BP; He became Chief Executive and Chairman of the Board of BP in 1989, and was forced out in connection to a "slump in performance" He was Chairman of Railtrack from 1993 - 1999 and led the organisation through the early years of its existence including an industrial dispute from June to September 1994.
- Archie Norman
Archie was elected Conservative Member of Parliament for Tunbridge Wells in May 1997. He was appointed Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Party in June 1997, with special responsibility for the reform and renewal programme. In July 1998 he was appointed Chief Executive of the Conservative Party.
- Lawrie Quinn
Lawrence William Quinn (Born December 25, 1956) is a Labour politician in England. He was member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby for two terms until being ousted by Conservative candidate Robert Goodwill in the United Kingdom general election of 2005. Lawrie lost the seat by 1,245 votes. It has been suggested that votes for the local Liberal Democrat candidate, the Iraq war, …
- Jonathan Sumption
Jonathan Philip Chadwick Sumption, OBE, QC (born 9 December 1948) is an eminent UK barrister. He is the head of Brick Court chambers, the UK's largest set by revenue. He is famous for his appearance in the Hutton Inquiry on the UK government's behalf, for his part in the Three Rivers case and his representation of former Cabinet minister Stephen Byers and the UK Department for Transport in the Railtrack private shareholders' action against the British Government in 2005.
- Philip Wand
Philip Wand (born December 3, 1969, in Chelmsford), known to his readership as "Wandy", is a British computer hardware journalist and technical advice columnist. Wand was originally a developer of IP networking tools for Windows, and later became founder shareholder of two successful technology businesses. In the 1990s he acted as consultant to a number of blue-chip companies such as Computacenter and Railtrack, and co-authored several of the UK's first high-traffic, …
- Camila Batmanghelidjh
Camila Batmanghelidjh Founder of children's charity Kids Company Windows media:
- David Grace
David Grace (born 1949 in Rugby, Warwickshire, England) is a British racing driver and businessman. He was the CEO at Rockingham Motor Speedway between 2000 and 2002, and oversaw the opening of the track and the return, after many years, of CART racing to Britain. As a driver his greatest successes came in hillclimbing, where he was five times British Hillclimb Champion (1993-94-98-99-2000), …
- Andrew Haines
Andrew Haines Chief Operating Officer Kevin Gale Trains Director Andy Mellors Engineering Director Graham Boot-Handford Engineering Projects Director Tom Stables Commercial Director Glenda Lamont Customer Services Director Dawn Murphy Interim Human Resources Director Ben Caswell Finance Director Sir Chay Blyth Non Executive Chairman Charles Howeson Non Executive Director Bob Breakwell Non Executive Director
- Alex Seal
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- Helen Parker
erm i'm helen and im 21... not much to say bout me really. i like to go out with my great mates and get smashed on weekends... work in a media company... have a baby kitten... blonde... can drive now :)
- Cara Robinson
Mid-life crisis officially started. A few weeks, several buckets of liquor and numerous rotations of janis joplin records...and I'm starting to accept '30'. 30 = losing all patience with the world.. i want to quit my job. i want to own a bar. i want to own a retro antique shop. I want to get paid to listen to music. can i work for myspace (who the f*ck is tom..). why does my cat shed so much hair. why do mosquitos always bite me.
- Michael Holden
Michael Holden Michael Holden (industry representative) has 32 years' experience of working in the rail transport industry. His career started in 1974 within operations management in British Rail, with whom his last job was as Operations Manager for the South West Division of Network South East. In 1994, he joined Railtrack and in a nine year period progressed through the Regional Director's roles for South West, East Anglia and finally Southern regions.
- Chris Gordon
Chris Gordon -Wilson BSc, FSyI, FIPlant E, ACIArb, CPP Managing Director Chris Gordon -Wilson founded SCI Ltd in 1994 and has spent thirty years in the fields of military security engineering, crisis management, anti terrorist measures, construction, IT security equipment supply and security consultancy.
- Alick Whitfield
Alick is a corporate affairs and communications professional with 20 years’ experience; the majority spent in senior positions in both the private and public sector. He offers a combination of management and creative skills across a wide range of policy disciplines including, government & public relations, media relations, change management, internal and external communications and corporate sponsorships.
- Vanessa Peters
Vanessa has worked at senior management level in local government, the NHS, the rail industry, the private sector and financial services regulation. Vanessa has worked as a senior consultant for Positive Profile since October 1997. She specialises in internal communications, performance management and change and crisis management.
- Harriet Orr
Harriet graduated from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne with a BA in Geography.
- John Abbott
John Abbott , Director of national programmes John Abbott joined the rail industry in 1981 as a management trainee with British Rail. In his early career he worked for British Rail Engineering Ltd before undertaking a variety of roles within the British Rail Procurement and Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Departments.
- James Hunt
James Hunt Managing Director, Penna Interim Executive James started at Penna in July 2003 to expand the Public Sector practice within the Interim Division, specialising within Central Government and the Health sector. After 6 years in the Army James joined Harvey Nash in 1993 where he spent 9 years in the IT Contracts Division.
- Nick Crossfield
Nick joined Kroll as a Partner in London in January 2007. Prior to this Nick was a Director at Network Rail where he was part of the team that stabilised and restructured the business following the Railtrack crisis. Prior to this Nick was a Partner at Ernst & Young and before this his early career was spent at Corus Steel in senior operational roles.
- Simon Murray
Simon Murray BSc CEng FCGI FICE – Chairman Simon joined the Group Board in July 2003 as a Non-Executive Director before taking on the role of Chairman in October 2003. Simon is a civil engineer and has held senior executive positions at BAA, Railtrack and Arup.
- Mark Heasman Meng
Mark Heasman MEng MBA – Chief Executive Mark joined Osborne as Group Chief Executive in September 2006. He was previously a senior executive at RG Carter, Railtrack, American Express, the Royal Mail and the Prince's Trust. Mark is responsible for leading the business and ensuring it meets its strategic goals.
- Colin Wheeler
My objectives are to provide solid skills to my clients, delivering significant business benefits by leveraging my substantial experience with corporate companies IT as well as the Internet from both a technological and business background. Along with my technical skills I also am a consistently excellent business/client-facing representative being skilled at negotiation and consulting in all environments, including those that may be politically volatile.
- David G. Greene
David was articled with Edwin Coe and qualified in 1980, becoming a partner in 1984. He is Head of the litigation and dispute resolution team and specialises in commercial litigation including competition claims and claims on behalf of shareholders. David is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and a CEDR accredited mediator. He is an assessor for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.
- Nadeem Akhtar
An independent IT Procurement consultant with considerable expertise across a wide range of commercial IT technology contracts and industry sectors including Investment banking, Retail banking, Insurance, Transport & Utilities . Goal driven with in depth technical knowledge ensuring that deliverables meet business requirements/objectives and achieve a 'win-win' for all parties. I have successfully managed the end to end procurement process including Invitation to Tender, . . .
- Carolyn Pickin
Specialist in developing managers using innovative and interactive approaches. Wide range of experience within different industries coupled with working with and developing different levels of managers to achieve high impacts change back in the workplace.
- Richard Turner
Richard Turner Director of Sales Richard Turner comes from 20:20 Mobile (formerly the Caudwell Group) where he was responsible for international business development and UK key accounts focusing on network operators, MVNOs and large retailers. Richard Turner comes from 20:20 Mobile (formerly the Caudwell Group) where he was responsible for international business development and UK key accounts focusing on network operators, MVNOs and large retailers.
- Jonathan Wragg
Jonathan Wragg : Regional Director, UK Interfleet Technology Ltd - Derby
- Linda Wooldridge
Lindas interest in Human Factors became a passion when, as a strategic management consultant, she supported a number of blue chip corporations facing process or market changes necessitating major organisational and cultural change. Her clients included Disney, Railtrack, Rolls Royce, Bunzl, Kwikfit, Dexion, ICL, and the Treasury providing a range of sectors in which to validate and implement her thinking.
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- John Laing Projects
John Laing Projects Home > John Laing Projects and Developments John Laing Projects and Developments John Laing’s activities in property development and rail infrastructure are delivered through its projects and developments team. By utilising the team’s specialist skills in property development for further education colleges and rail related commercial mixed-use schemes, we are able to help the funding model for these projects.
- Bob Hill
Bob Hill has lived in Milton Keynes since 1972 where he became Commercial Director and later Deputy General Manager at the Development Corporation. A Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, he joined the British Rail Property Board in 1992 as Managing Director and in 1994 became Property Director of Railtrack plc. In 1998 he established his own property consultancy, Peerless Hill Partnership.
- David Curtis
David is a consultant for the MTRC partnering program which includes the Penny’s Bay (Disneyland) railway, the Tung Chung Cable Car and played a key role on the Tseung Kwan O Line rail extension (Hong Kong) that included 28 projects for railway and station work, completed 4 months early with a savings of over HK$1billion.
- Andrea Gawn
Andrea Gawn - Head of Human Resources
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- Gerwyn Samuel
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- Chris Binns
Chris Binns , Programme Engineering Manager, Network Rail Chris Binns has worked in signalling for the past twenty-five years. He worked for GEC for 15 years, and since then has held positions at a number of other companies. In 2001 he became Managing Director for Adtranz (Signal) UK Ltd, and later Managing Director for Bombardier Transportation (Signal) UK Ltd. Since 2003 he has worked for Network Rail as Programme Engineering Manager.
- Graham Avison
Graham Avison Chairman Graham Avison has been a member of APM since 1996 and has been on the Thames Valley Branch Committee since 2002 as Event Co-ordinator, Treasurer and Chairman. He is a Senior Consultant at LogicaCMG working in areas of ICT development and integration, and service delivery management across a number of industry sectors. Graham is a Chartered Electronics Engineer, and over the years has moved into software systems and support.
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- Alfred McAlpine Rail
Alfred McAlpine where the Civil Engineering contractor within the WARM Alliance, a five year programme of Design & Build Infrastructure Improvements covering some 200 track kilometres. Completed in 2004 this Project Won the National Rail Awards Project of the Year Trophy. Base case works where undertaken by Network Rail to modernise the signalling and OHLE equipment, together with route enhancements to increase capacity.