Through the Eye: Engineers Insight

Episode 5 - Katherine Nowill: "You've got to learn from your mistakes. I've made plenty of them."

Meet Katherine Nowill, Marketing Manager at KUKA UK & Ireland, as she discusses her journey from working behind a bar to being a senior leader at one of the largest robot brands in the world. Katherine shares the ups and downs she's faced, the importance of making mistakes and learning from them.
 
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Episode 4 - Martin Hurworth: From 5 stars at McDonalds to CEO.

Martin Hurworth is an entrepeneur, investor and experienced C-Suite executive. He's currently the CEO of Bytronic Automation and the Group Industrial Lead at Amcomri, an industrial investment company. In this episode we explore what drives Martin, how he got to the position he is in, the mistakes he's made and of course whether he thinks he's successful or not.

Episode 3 - Ashleigh Boyce: ”I couldn’t ask for anyone better to lead the marketing department”.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Ashleigh Boyce, the 26-year-old Marketing Manager from igus UK. Ashleigh shares her bold journey of leading a 16-member team, navigating the challenges of guiding more experienced colleagues, and pioneering a shift from traditional to digital marketing. Discover how Ashleigh's courage and leadership skills are shaping the future of industry marketing.

Episode 2 - Jonny Grey: ”We’ve had a real lack of leadership for decades now, from Government.”

This time, I'm chatting with Jonny Grey, Sales Director at Yaskawa UK & Ireland.From honing skills in the Armed Forces to running a village pub and tying the knot in Vegas, Jonny's journey is anything but ordinary! Our podcast peels back the layers of job titles to reveal the real, relatable stories of our industry's leaders.

Episode 1 - Sarah Black-Smith: ”If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”

Thanks to our first guest, Sarah Black-Smith from Siemens, for her candid career insights. As the UK & Ireland General Manager of the Motion Control Division, Sarah began at Siemens in 2004. She's now a key speaker at events, championing women in the industry and the next generation of engineers.