I’ve been involved in infrastructure for a long time, initially with Bechtel in the UK and Middle East and then, from 2010-2018, with EY’s global infrastructure business, working with infrastructure clients in the Energy and Transport sectors. Increasingly over the years, my role has transitioned from helping my clients manage their commercial relationships, to more strategic work, helping them identify and adapt to emerging trends and technologies…most recently looking at how advances in mobility technologies will impact transportation infrastructure owners.I’m an environmentalist - Before joining the team at Bechtel I had completed a PhD in Biology and so have long been someone who is environmentally conscious and interested in reducing any adverse impacts we all have on the planet. It’s for this reason that in 2018, (with the support of my friends and colleagues at EY) I decided to jump at the opportunity to combine my infra and technology expertise with my environmental interests with Connected Kerb - To explain this further, our amazing charging units not only enable greater adoption of EVs…but in building each one, we divert 3.5 truck tyres from landfill!I joined Connected Kerb as the Head of Strategy, before (in 2019) moving into the role of CEO and am working to deploy a strategy that enables us to effectively roll out our charging system to as many urban residential areas in the UK as possible. We think charging needs to be cheap, convenient (recognising car usage profiles), open to everyone and low impact on our streets and the environment – and I’m confident that our solution can and will deliver against those goals.If you’d like to discuss what we do in more detail, speak about the sector trends we are analysing, or help us out, then please send me a note on LinkedIn as I’d love to chat.