The company behind BladeRoom Group has over 20 years' experience in designing and producing mission critical modular facilities for blue chip and government clients around the world specialising in the provision of technically complex, rapidly delivered, factory built modular facilities, with clients ranging from large blue chip and public organisations to military organisations. We have gained a reputation as the fastest provider of mission critical facilities on the market, delivering complex large-scale projects with high technical M&E requirements faster than any other contracting firm.Start up was in 2008/09 creating a complex corporate trading structure for the innovative Bladeroom datacentre product capable of entering into agreements with integration partners in strategic, worldwide locations in order to extend the footprint and availability of its offering whilst protecting IP in ring fenced offshore companies.Currently operating in the UK, North America, Australia and West Africa, created from a standing start in 2008, Bladeroom now has an annual turnover in excess of £50m generating PBT of £5m excluding royalties paid out to free-standing IP companies created in the UK, Belgium and Luxembourg.Now an Employee Owned Company (EOT).

A design led problem-solving approach to the issues of heat removal, reduction in energy use and room pressure control has led to us being well placed to invent and develop the highly energy efficient BladeRoom modular data centre system, providing a scalable method of quickly developing data centres with an extremely low, proven PUE. Built in the factory and requiring minimal work on site, a BladeRoom modular data centre can be up and running in a fraction of the time it takes for a traditional build.Rapidly procured, delivered and operational, the BladeRoom modular data centre system is ideal to create any sized data centre and the design benefits from low operational costs with a highly efficient data centre cooling system.The system is infinitely scalable - meaning you can increase capacity rapidly in line with business growth and deploy new data centres or expand existing sites in record time.The BladeRoom system has a 60-year design life and is structurally capable of multi-storey configuration without the need for additional strengthening. It is designed in accordance with the most demanding international standards - and compliant with BS, ISO and IEC amongst other standards. The BladeRoom factory is a large, modern spotlessly clean environment where best practice methods are employed to ensure a safe, efficient and timely production system.

Fowey Harbour Commissioners are the statutory Trust Port body set up initially in 1869 to promote and regulate trade in the Port of Fowey.Today, Fowey provides a deep water harbour for the export of china clay in addition to providing a safe haven for in excess of 1500 resident pleasure craft and 7000 to 8000 visiting vessels.The beautiful and largely unspoiled Fowey Harbour and estuary ranks in the top 40 UK harbours and the top cargo handling port in the South West region.As a Trust port, Fowey is managed by an independent Board of Commissioners. Run on a commercial basis, regulated profits are reinvested in the Harbour for the benefit of all stakeholders. All revenues are derived from Port users.The role of the authority can be split into two main functions they are:Regulatory:- the control of harbour operations in a safe and efficient mannerConservancy:- maintenance of the harbour to ensure that users do so safely and convenientlyA harbour authority is a body which has been given statutory powers or duties for the purpose of improving, maintaining or managing a harbour.Fowey Harbour Commissioners are a Trust Port set up in 1869.There is little difference between the duties of a trust board member and the member of a private board. Commissioners are not appointed to represent interests but to manage the harbour independently for the benefit of all. In particular, they act as completely independent trustees for the benefit of all stakeholders in the trust - including all port users and the local community - and will abide by the principles of good corporate governance set out in this guidance.The trust's primary duty (and therefore that of a board member) shall be to take such steps as they consider necessary or expedient for the improvement, maintenance and management of the Fowey Harbour and the accommodation and facilities afforded or in connection with the Fowey Harbour with a recognition of the port's role in the region.

ModuleCo specialises in the design and provision of complex fast-track modular buildings using off-site modular construction methods to provide a wide range of modular buildings including: operating theatres, diagnostic imaging facilities, decontamination facilities, wards, mortuaries, day surgery centres and treatment centres.

Since 2002 the company has worked closely with NHS Trusts, Primary Care Trusts, Consultants, Contractors and Architects throughout the UK to successfully deliver over 100 specialist modular healthcare facilities.It has considerable experience of locating facilities in the tightest locations on hospital sites where space is at a premium and can position the facility almost anywhere, from car parks and courtyards to rooftops and gantries.It has developed a fleet of modular healthcare facilities based on standard layouts, including temporary operating theatre suites, wards, recovery units and clinical support areas that are built to permanent building quality standards giving an operational life in excess of 25 years.Bespoke complex medical buildings, such as diagnostic imaging suites, sterilisation facilities and laboratories can also be provided for temporary requirements.Now part of the Solutions Group, which is Employee Owned.

Parent of a leading international niche catering facilities and equipment hire company providing infrastructure support to the foodservice and international events markets, including Portable Kitchens and commercial heavy-duty catering equipment. Awarded “The Queen’s Award For Enterprise: International Trade 2009” following involvement in the 2008 Beijing Olympics and being listed 20th in the 'SME Export Track 100 Awards - 2017' following involvement in the Rio Olympics. Also previously listed as 'One to Watch' in the Fastrack 100 survey, 2010. Provider of specialist services to summer and winter Olympics, Commonwealth Games and other premier international sporting events.

A leading niche catering facilities and equipment hire company providing infrastructure support to the foodservice & international events markets, including Portable Kitchens and commercial heavy-duty catering equipment. Recently listed 20th in the 'SME Export Track 100 Awards - 2017' following involvement in the Rio Olympics and previously awarded “The Queen’s Award For Enterprise: International Trade 2009” due to involvement with the Beijing Olympics and listed as 'One to Watch' in the 'Fastrack 100 survey, 2010'.PKL have installed temporary, modular kitchens at major events around the world, including in countries such as Brazil, China, Canada, Qatar, Greece, Singapore, India and Australia and are experienced in working with major event caterers or directly for organising committees to provide a complete turnkey solution. For the majority of major contracts, PKL will have a project team stationed in the event country to organise the delivery and installation of the facility and to provide service and maintenance of equipment during the event together with dis-installation and removal thereafter.

Engagement ceased when the company was successfully sold to a PE backed MBI.

Home improvements company.Engagement ceased when the company was successfully sold to a PE backed MBI.

National Contractor and Retail Fit-out Specialist.Engagement ceased when the company was successfully sold by way of a trade sale to ISG plc.

National Contractor and Retail Fit-out Specialist.Engagement ceased when the group was successfully sold by way of a trade sale to ISG plc.

Registered Social Landlord.

Listed construction and property development group.

Company sold to EBC Group plc, where I became Group Company Secretary and then Group Finance Director.