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WHATWAS YOUR BEST HOLIDAY? My first holiday with my fiancée
Questions Steve Howlett
MANAGING DIRECTOR, PIPESHIELD INTERNATIONAL LTD
WHAT IS YOURWORST HOLIDAY? Skiing without snow
WHAT IS YOUR DREAM HOLIDAY? Skiing with lots of fresh powder
WHAT IS THE BEST ADVICE YOU HAVE EVER BEEN GIVEN? Never give up
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE SMELL? Clean mountain air
WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR SPARE TIME? What spare time ☺ – various sports and socialising with my partner
WHAT SPORT DO YOU PARTICIPATE IN MOST? Cycling and squash
WHAT IS THE MOST BIZARRE QUESTION YOU HAVE EVER BEEN ASKED ? Sorry this one
WHAT BROUGHT YOU INTO THE INDUSTRY? A desire to share the knowledge and experience gained in oil & gas with the renewable industry. There is never any need to reinvent the wheel. Improve it but not reinvent it.
FAMILY STATUS? 3 children. Living with Fiancée
WHO IS YOUR HERO ANDWHY? Not hero more role model – Al Murray, he’s well educated and funny
WHAT ANNOYS YOU THE MOST? Laziness and pontificating
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE RECORD/CD MUSIC? Lady Gaga
WHOWOULD YOU CHOSE TO SPEND A ROMANTIC EVENINGWITH OTHER THAN YOUR CURRENT PARTNER? No one, I would choose my partner.
IF MONEYWAS NO OBJECTWHAT WOULD YOU BUY? Aston Martin – same as most blokes I guess
WHAT 3WORDS DESCRIBE YOU? Focused, generous, down-to earth (not three words I know)
WHAT TALENTWOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE? Musical
WHAT MAKES YOU ANGRY? Inconsideration from others.
WHAT LAW/LEGISLATIONWOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE INTRODUCED? Free education
WHAT PROMINENT PERSONWOULD YOU LIKE TO MEET? More famous I guess, but Leonardo d’Vinci. He was a genius not just an artist.
WHAT BOOK ARE YOU READING AT PRESENT? No time to read other than on long haul flights! Then its usually a biography or auto biography
WHAT CAR DO YOU DRIVE? Jaguar
WHATWOULD YOU LIKE TO BE IN 10 YEARS’ TIME? Retired! ☺
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