CASTcon 2018 - Latest Techniques for CastingsCasting the Future2026-09-27 | CASTcon 2018 - Latest Techniques for CastingsCMF net-zero forum 2025 - delegates commentsCasting the Future2025-06-27 | Delegates give their thoughts on the Cast Metals Federations net-zero forum event for 2025CMF Net-Zero Forum 2025 - speakersCasting the Future2025-06-27 | A short summary showing the speakers who graciously gave their time to support the Cast Metals Federations 2025 members net-zero forumCMF & CBAMBOO discuss CBAM and what it means for foundries - June 2025Casting the Future2025-05-27 | Cast Metals Federation CEO, Simon Forrester and CBAMBOO Co-founder and CEO, Gabriel Rozenberg, discuss the latest updates and developments with the EU & UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAM'S) and what they mean for carbon emissions from UK foundries as we progress towards net-zero.ICME West Midlands Branch Technical Seminar 7th April 2025Casting the Future2025-04-22 | This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 3rd March 2025 by Matt Robbins, General Manager of Power Capacitors Limited, gave branch members a valuable insight into the challenges faced by UK foundries to optimise their energy consumption to smooth out delivery issues, prevent overloading of equipment and to optimise melting efficiency and costs.ICME West Mid Branch Technical lecture 3rd March 2025 - The value of training for a foundry businessCasting the Future2025-03-06 | This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 3rd March 2025 by Amy Worallo, ICME's Training and EPA Manager, gave branch members a valuable insight into the challenges faced by the UK cast metals industry to deliver and maintain a skilled workforce that will enable the industry to continue to have a bright future in the UK.
The presentation covered current challenges for the sector, what ICME is currently doing and plans for the future.ICME West Midlands Branch Technical Seminar 3rd February 2025Casting the Future2025-02-24 | This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 3rd February 2025 by Stuart Mellor of Sammet Consulting, gave members a consultant’s insight into the Material and Safety difficulties of agreeing the requirements of NADCAP through regular meetings involving the multiple experts in the field of materials manufacturing for safety critical applications.2024 12 02 19 30 ICME West Midlands Branch Technical Seminar 2nd December 2024Casting the Future2024-12-03 | With the increasing capability to modify metals at varying stages including heat treatment, and for single piece castings to be able to replace welded fabrications, this webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 2nd December 2024 by Dr Arron Rimmer of ADI Treatments Limited, gave members an educational and highly informative insight into a project to replace a 9 part welded 3-point linkage power lift arm, with one of austempered ductile iron.
In converting the part from a fabrication to a casting in austempered ductile Iron, the new cast design is 4 times stronger in the critical areas, whilst being lighter, due to the inherent stiffness of the ADI compared with the steel equivalent.
This project which was a collaboration between the customer Atkinson Vos, ADI Treatments Ltd and The Boro’ Foundry, supported by Partline and Lancaster University went on to win the Cast Metals Federation (CMF) component of the year in 2022 at the annual dinner and awards evening.Carbon Neutral Steel - ICME West Midlands Branch Technical Seminar 4th Nov 2024Casting the Future2024-11-25 | With the demand for steel increasing due to its ability to be recycled and used in a vast range of products, buildings etc. and being so energy intensive and one of the greatest producers of carbon, this webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 4th November 2024 by Andy Eastwood of Carrs Tool Steels, gave members an educational and highly informative insight into what is possible for producing carbon neutral steels.CMF and Pam Murrell at Metals Expo 2024Casting the Future2024-10-30 | A short clip featuring our CEO Pam Murrell speaking about the importance of the foundry and castings industry whilst showcasing the industry on our stand at the 2024 edition of Metals Expo.ICME West Midlands Branch Technical Seminar 7th October 2024Casting the Future2024-10-14 | The foundry industry does not stand still not sit on its laurels with plant, equipment, kit and software all developing as we head through the 21st Century and towards Industry 4.0, the IoT and of course towards net-zero.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 4th October 2024 by Martin Dudley of Thomas Dudley Ltd, gave members an educational and highly informative insight into the history of the business from start through to the current day.
This included the use of new and modern technologies as they became available. Martin added further discussion points about the need to preserve the skills in the industry, the need to recruit the next generations into the industry and the importance of working together to share knowledge and experience to help develop the ongoing skills needed to keep UK foundries competitive in an international marketplace.ICME Technical Seminar - 2nd Sept 2024 - Working towards a net-zero foundryCasting the Future2024-09-09 | The foundry industry does not stand still not sit on its laurels with plant, equipment, kit and software all developing as we head through the 21st Century and towards Industry 4.0, the IoT and of course towards net-zero.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 2nd September 2024 by Mr Jake Solomon, owner of G. W. Lunt Ltd, gave members an educational and highly informative insight into the process of making improvements in a foundry, taking it towards net-zero, including the sources of help and funding/grants available to the industry and what needed to be done to be more successful in obtaining this money.CMF Net Zero and Sustainability Forum June 2024 Pam Murrell Welcome.Casting the Future2024-07-08 | CMF CEO Pam Murrell FICME welcomes Members and guests to the Forum, outlining the aims of the Forum and why the Forum was set up. Can castings be part of the solution, offering lower carbon products, which are produced from recycled metal?ICME Northern Branch Technical Seminar #6 Richard Heath Prof MICMECasting the Future2024-05-08 | ICME Northern Branch Technical Seminar April 2024: ‘Can’t recruit? Improve your health and safety offering.’ Richard Heath Prof MICME, Health Safety and Environment Officer, Cast Metals Federation.ICME West Midlands Branch 8th April 2024 - Flying B, The Manufacturing Story of a British IconCasting the Future2024-04-19 | This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 8th April 2024 by Martyn Whelpton & Russell Gray of Lestercast Ltd, gave members a very educational and highly informative insight to the technical challenges of a project, working alongside Bentley Motors, to create one of the most iconic features of the luxury car brand, the Flying B mascot which adorns the front of their cars.ICME West Midlands Branch Ceramic Sand The future of safe, cost effective sand castingCasting the Future2024-03-07 | Ever tightening legislation, rightly protecting the health of employees in the foundry sector from hazardous and carcinogenic substances, means that foundries have to look at what they are doing to prevent such exposures. Ever increasing customer quality standards for products and environmental legislation to reduce wastes and to look after the air, all also have impacts on how the cast metals sector performs.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 4th March 2024 by Mr Andrew Tagg – Technical Manager of John Winter & Co Ltd, gave members an educational and highly informative insight as an alternative media to conventional silica sand that can be used by foundries to improve surface finish, reduce landfill and to make significant reductions in exposures to dusts for foundry workers.WEIR - Over the horizon, Presentation by Lee Jenkins FICME – Director of Operations Weir Minerals.Casting the Future2024-02-08 | The foundry industry does not stand still not sit on its laurels with plant, equipment, kit and software all developing as we head through the 21st Century and towards Industry 4.0, the IoT and of course towards net-zero.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 5th February 2024 by Mr Lee Jenkins FICME – Director of Operations Weir Minerals, gave members an educational and highly informative review as to new technologies being utilised within the Weir Minerals Foundry in Yorkshire to bring route to market leadtime reduction coupled with cost benefits. It demonstrated how end to end value can be added by bringing the latest technologies and equipment into foundries.Innovations in foundry processes, from melting to grinding - ICME Technical Lecture 04/12/2023Casting the Future2024-02-05 | The foundry industry does not stand still not sit on its laurels with plant, equipment, kit and software all developing as we head through the 21st Century and towards Industry 4.0, the IoT and of course towards net-zero.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 4th December 2023 by Mr Nicola Segreto, General Manager -ProService and Mr Toni Carannante – Director TE-TEC Limited gave members an educational and highly informative review as to new technologies and developments for monitoring, controlling and improving production processes from melting of metal through to finishing of complex castings, used by many sectors in today's modern world.ICME West Midlands Branch Technical Lecture 6th November 2023Casting the Future2024-02-05 | Technology changes with time and the science behind metal casting keeps improving. The future of the UK cast metals industry will depend upon bringing new technology to the industry that is suitable and adaptable to existing plants and buildings. The ability to produce complex cores of high quality repeatedly for the production of internal profiles within castings, either functional or for light weighting products, is key for many foundries.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 6th November 2023 by Mr Rudolf (Rudi) Wintgens and Mr Bob Sims of Laempe+Sims Limited gave members an educational and highly informative review as to the latest developments in producing such cores in the modern foundry.Casting my Future: Your career in CastingCasting the Future2023-12-12 | Consider a career in the casting industry? This short video will tell you a little more about the industry, about the things we make, how we recycle metal into parts for modern life and how you can be part of it. Making things, making a difference - casting can be your future.Casting my Future - Virtual Foundry Tour promo filmCasting the Future2023-11-25 | Short film to showcase the Casting My Future 360 degree virtual foundry tour. This is part of a pilot project, funded by the Foundry Training Trust, to showcase careers in the castings industry to young people and their teachers, parents etc. Filmed in two local West Midlands foundries, the 360 tour will be shown to school children in around 10 schools, as part of careers and stem programmes. This project builds upon the Foundry in a Box kit that is already being used by foundries around the UK as part of outreach engagement with their local schools to raise awareness of the industry and encourage young people to consider careers in manufacturing and engineering.CMF AGM - a year in perspective - Nov 2023Casting the Future2023-11-25 | A look back at the last 12 months and some future industry trends from CMF CEO Dr P Murrell FICME. The CMF Net Zero panel published its roadmap to a globally competitive net zero UK foundry industry, responded to a number of UK Government consultations and held the first Net Zero Member Forum. Several foundries were welcomed into CMF membership as well as industry suppliers and CMF continued to facilitate innovation and sustainability in the industry and supported ICME with training and professional development programmes and various initiatives to help promote careers in casting including a new VR 360 foundry tour. Members were reminded that they can attend any of the CMF regional and sector meetings - attendance at some meetings had been low during 2023, reducing the benefit for those attending. The 2024 programme would include meetings in different regions around the UK as well as meetings for the light alloy, investment casting and steel sectors. The CMF team and members would continue to work to create a more competitive and sustainable UK foundry and castings industry.Pam Murrell: Welcome to the CMF Net Zero Forum Oct 2023Casting the Future2023-10-29 | Why did we set up a Castings Industry Net Zero Panel, what are the key challenges and opportunities for the castings industry in the UK and what are the plans for these Member Forums.CASTcon 2023 Keynote J J Gonzales WFOCasting the Future2023-04-13 | A Global Foundry Overview from World Foundry Organisation (WFO) General Secretary José Javier González presented at the Cast Metals Federation National Foundry and Casting Industry Conference, CASTcon 2023, at Cranfield University, UK, April 2023.Celebrating our Apprentices - ICME West Midlands Branch - 6 Feb 2023Casting the Future2023-03-10 | The ICME West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch gathered on Monday 6th February 2023 to celebrate the achievements of some of the apprentices on the metal casting, foundry and patternmaking apprenticeship at the ECMS, National Foundry Training Centre. The presentation was given by apprentices from Alucast plus Dennis Hewitt from Lestercast who talked about his experience as the first student to complete a foundry apprenticeship for 20 years in the UK. The audience also heard from the tutors who are helping to prepare them for their careers in the industry.Sand Reclamation - Sam Garner, Omega Sinto Foundry Technology - WM Branch Webinar - March 2023.Casting the Future2023-03-10 | This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 6th March 2023 by Sam Garner of Omega Sinto Foundry Machinery Ltd gave members an educational and highly informative review as to what happens to sand when it goes through the reclamation process, including the difficulties per sand type and new technology for mechanically reclaiming greensand in large quantities. Technology changes with time and the science behind metal casting keeps improving. The future of the UK cast metals industry will depend upon bringing new technology to the industry that is suitable and adaptable to existing plants and buildings. The use of raw materials and the importance of recycling where possible to reduce carbon footprints is becoming ever more important to foundries.Tvarit - ICME West Mids, Bham and Coventry Branch Technical Lecture - 7 November 2022Casting the Future2022-12-08 | Webinar delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 7th November 2022 by Mr Mr Jurgen Schmiezek of Tvarit. An educational and informative presentation as to whether the tension of increasing productivity, reducing costs and launching new products with a simultaneous increase in the shortage of skilled workers could be resolved.Application of Refractory Coatings - James Durrans Ltd: ICME Technical Lecture - 5th September 2022.Casting the Future2022-10-10 | Webinar, from James Durrans Ltd, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 5th September 2022on current technologies and practices to consider when applying refractory coatings to protect moulds and aid the smooth flow of metal around moulds to help produce quality castings.Simon Olive - Maxima Engineering - Magmasoft - October 2022: ICME Branch Technical LectureCasting the Future2022-10-07 | Technology changes with time and the science behind metal casting keeps improving. The future of the UK cast metals industry will depend upon bringing new technology to the industry that is suitable and adaptable to existing plants and buildings. Analysis of how molten metal moves in moulds and dies had changed considerably over time and continues to evolve with simulation being able to predict and match the reality of casting issues.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 3rd 2022 by Simon Olive of Maxima Engineering gave members an educational and highly informative review as to what happens when molten metal is casting into moulds and how the design of moulds and the control of the flow of metal in to them is critical for helping prevent numerous types of defects that can impact on both the visual appearance and technical performance of castings.Technical advances in Moulding Technology - FMS Ltd - ICME WM Branch Technical Lecture - March 2022Casting the Future2022-03-21 | An increase in automation is inevitable if productivity is to be improved in UK foundries, at the same time helping to reduce accidents in workplace. The future of the UK cast metals industry will depend upon bringing new technology to the industry that is suitable and adaptable to existing plants and buildings.
This webinar, delivered to the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 7th March 2022 by Neil Yoxen of FMS Limited (Foundry Machinery and Spares Limited) gave members an educational and informative overview of current technologies and practices and the new process equipment available today to the industry.Branch Apprentice Evening - A Celebration from the West Midlands Branch - ICME Feb 2022Casting the Future2022-02-15 | The future of the UK cast metals industry will depend upon bringing new people to the industry and making sure they have the necessary training and skills transferred to them from the current generation of foundry tutors and mentors. This webinar, to celebrate the achievements of the some of the apprentices on programme at the ECMS, National Foundry Training Centre was delivered by the West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the ICME on Monday 7th February 2022. ICME members were able to hear from some of the apprentices about their experiences on the Metal Casting, Foundry and Patternmaking Apprentice programme and their hopes for the future, as well as from the tutors who are helping to prepare them for their careers in the industry.HS In the Industry and the SHIFT Initiative, featuring Red Wing Shoes - Jan 2022.Casting the Future2022-02-15 | To reduce risks to immediate physical safety and long term health, it is important that all UK foundries morally look after the most vital asset to their business, the people they employ. As knowledge around the hazards in the industry improves, the understanding of the risks to people must match in order to ensure the correct control measures are in place to keep everyone on site safe. This webinar, delivered by Richard Heath, the Cast Metals Federation Health and Safety Officer and Mr. John Boyack of Red Wing Shoes, a provider of safety footwear and clothing to the global foundry industry as a national technical lecture to the ICME in January 2022, briefly explained origin of the SHIFT Initiative for improving health and safety in UK foundries, followed by the main presentation about the latest generation of safety clothing for aluminium molten metal protection, including the depth of work required to ensure an approval could be obtained.Marine Approvals for Castings - ICME WM Branch Technical Lecture - 6th December 2021Casting the Future2021-12-21 | To ensure that the global shipping industry is as safe as possible stringent approval processes for components including castings are in place. This is necessary to help prevent failures that could be part of maritime incidents that affect both people and the environment.
This webinar, delivered by Mr. Clive Arnold, a Lead Metallurgist for Lloyd's Register Marine and Offshore, as a technical lecture to the ICME West Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry Branch of the Institute of Cast Metals Engineers in December 2021, explained the types of approvals available and the detail required to make a submission for an approval, including the depth of work required to ensure an approval could be obtained.Sample Preparation for Spectrometry - Spectro Ltd - ICME Webinar - 10th November 2021Casting the Future2021-11-26 | Spectrometry is a vital tool for use in foundries to ensure that the chemical properties of a casting will meet today's exacting standards and customer requirements. Webinar by Mr. Steve Allott of Spectro UK to the Institute of Cast Metals Engineers in November 2021, explaining why sample preparation is so important to ensure that correct and accurate results are obtained. It also covered the types of testing equipment available and gave tips on how to ensure positive readings.Increasing need for lightweight castings - Arron Rimmer ADI Treatments Ltd - November 2021.Casting the Future2021-11-25 | At a time when decarbonisation, emissions control and reducing the weight of vehicles and other plant to help achieve improvements in fuel economy while still maintaining performance, life expectancy and compliance with safety criteria, there is an ever increasing need of and searching for how to reduce the weight of castings. This technical lecture on the increasing need for lightweight castings and the role the ADI process has to play, was delivered by Dr Arron Rimmer of ADI Treatments to the West Midlands, Birmingham & Coventry Branch of the Institute of Cast Metals Engineers in November 2021. It demonstrated the technical nature of the process and what could be achieved to deliver positive outcomes for customers and to help the foundry industry continue to be relevant as we progress through the 21st century and towards net-zero.Application of Refractories for Melting and Pouring - Calderys UK - October 2021Casting the Future2021-10-11 | As with many other elements of the metal casting process refractories used to safely line furnaces and ladles continues to evolve, both for production and health/environmental reasons.
This technical lecture on the application of refractories for melting and pouring metal, delivered by Dirk Holland of Calderys UK to the West Midlands, Birmingham & Coventry Branch of the Institute of Cast Metals Engineers in October 2021, demonstrated the evolution of refractory materials to help reduce curing time, improve energy efficiency of furnaces and the reduction of raw materials needed, to optimise furnace up time and reduce exposure to vibration during wrecking processes for the castings industry.Net Zero Carbon & what this means for the Foundry Industry - Sept 2021. ICME National Webinar.Casting the Future2021-09-30 | ICME webinar, delivered by Richard White of LG Energy Group on the 29th September 2021, helps explain what are the UK government’s targets in relation to net zero carbon and how supply chain pressures are also influencing the drive for net zero. What are the most rewarding technologies, on-site energy generation and green energy & carbon off-setting are also addressed.Resin Technology For Moulding - Eurotek Ltd - Sept 2021Casting the Future2021-09-10 | As with many other elements of the metal casting process resin technology continues to evolve, both for production and health/environmental reasons.
This technical lecture on resin technology for moulding, delivered by Mr. Ray Higgins of Eurotek Ltd & Mr Neil Yoxen of Foundry, Machinery and Spares Ltd (FMS) to the West Midlands, Birmingham & Coventry Branch of the Institute of Cast Metals Engineers in September 2021, demonstrates the evolution of furan resin technology for binders and the available technology in place to help ensure quality mixes of moulding sand and the ability to reclaim sand to minimise the need to replenish stock and reduce the volumes for disposal for the castings industry.Hydrogen analysis and control, EMC Ltd - June 2021Casting the Future2021-06-18 | Hydrogen is a gas that is appreciably soluble in aluminium and a major impurity that can have a significant effect on casting properties.
This technical lecture, on portable measurement of hydrogen in aluminium, delivered by Mr. Andy Moores of EMC Limited to the Institute of Cast Metals Engineers in June 2021, demonstrates available technology in place to help measure, monitor and control hydrogen to improve metal quality for the castings industry.Sand for Foundries - John Winters Ltd - West Midlands ICME Branch Technical LectureCasting the Future2021-05-25 | A lecture from Mr Andrew Tagg of John Winters and Co Ltd, held in April 2021 tackling creating a secure, sustainable future for UK sand foundries by reducing hazardous waste and improving energy efficiency. In a rapidly changing world where traditional measures for future investment based on growth, return on capital employed and profit will also need to include a business’s sustainability activity and carbon foot print improvement.Net Zero Carbon and its implications for the UK Foundry IndustryCasting the Future2021-04-19 | Webinar from the Cast Metals Federation and our strategic energy partners, LG Energy, held in April 2021 about the challenge of taking the UK foundry industry towards net zero carbon by 2050.
Topics include the Transforming Foundation Industries Challenge funds, the revision to the Best Available Techniques reference document (Bref) and some detail about Net Zero and the implications for our industry.CMF Apprenticeship Webinar - 16 March 2021Casting the Future2021-03-17 | Working in the UK metals sector and new to Apprenticeships? This webinar will provide you with the information you need to get started, whether you want to take on new apprentices or use an apprenticeship to upskill current employees.Training foundry technicians in the 21st centuryCasting the Future2021-03-15 | An introduction to the National Foundry Training Centre and the Metal Casting, Foundry and Patternmaking – Technician (Level 3) Apprentice StandardCasting is the Future - a film about the importance of metal casting and how we recycle metalCasting the Future2021-01-19 | The UK manufacturing industry is growing: from aerospace engineering to Formula 1; energy production to medical technologies, there's a wealth of exciting opportunities to make your mark. And the Cast Metals industry is a key part of this resurgence. Casting the Future celebrates that success, showcasing the range of career opportunities available and inspiring the next generation to get involved. The casting process is used to make a wide range of parts used in modern life - and uses recycled metal - so is a sustainable industry and part of the circular economy for metals. Visit: castingthefuture.com and www.castingmyfuture.co.uk to find out more about careers in the industry.Casting Metal: showcasing the basics of casting and the Casting is the future Foundry KitCasting the Future2018-11-22 | With the introduction of the Casting is the Future Foundry Kit, Stuart Hughes walks us through the process of both sand and die casting. The Cast Metals Federation has created a transportable foundry kit for use classrooms and clubs. This kit is called the Casting is the Future Foundry Kit and is a safe, reusable & educational toolkit to showcase how easy and fun casting metals can be. The casting process is used to make a wide range of parts used in modern life - and uses recycled metal - so is a sustainable industry and part of the circular economy for metals.
Visit: castingthefuture.com or www.castingmyfuture.co.uk to find out more about careers in the industry.Casting the Future Foundry Kit - Foundry in a BoxCasting the Future2018-11-08 | The Cast Metals Federation has created a transportable foundry kit for use classrooms and clubs. This kit is called the Casting the Future Foundry Kit and is a safe, reusable & educational toolkit to showcase how easy and fun casting metals can be. The casting process is used to make a wide range of parts used in modern life - and uses recycled metal - so is a sustainable industry and part of the circular economy for metals. Visit: castingthefuture.com and www.castingmyfuture.co.uk to find out more about careers in the industryCASTcon 2018 - Welcome to CASTconCasting the Future2018-08-02 | Opening welcome by Professor Mark Jolly, Cranfield University, Professor Sir Peter Gregson, Chief Executive & Vice Chancellor, Cranfield University and Dr Pamela Murrell, Cast Metals Federation, CEO
Best of British CastingCASTcon 2018 - Welcome from FESACasting the Future2018-08-02 | Presentation by Chris Wilding, FESA President - Welcome from FESA
Best of British CastingCASTcon 2018 - Support for the Manufacturing SectorCasting the Future2018-08-02 | Presentation by Professor Rajkumar Roy, Cranfield University - Support for the Manufacturing Sector
Best of British CastingCASTcon 2018 - Race to RoadCasting the Future2018-08-02 | Presentation by Iain Wight, Business Development Director, Williams Advanced Engineering, Key Note Speaker – Race to Road
Best of British CastingCASTcon 2018 - Home Grown TalentCasting the Future2018-08-02 | Presentation by Vikki Evans - HR Manager, Wall Colmonoy - Home Grown Talent - A People Centred Approach to Strategic Company Development