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GLOBAL SKILLS THINKING


WHEN VISITING A RECENT OFFSHORE WIND EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE NEAR HULL, WE WERE INTRODUCED TO ROB BELL FROM THE CONSULTANCY COMPANY ARCHOMAI, WHO WRITES OUR LEAD INDUSTRY ARTICLE IN THIS EDITION.


THINKING


The company trades globally and Rob, Archomai’s CEO, is very seldom based in the UK. It was enlightening to listen to his presentation at the conference on how the skills agenda works around the world and that we can learn much from others.


Archomai specialises in logistics and supply chain thinking and practice in emerging and frontier markets – for instance they have been developing skills capacity, building programmes for the energy industry in places like India and Kurdistan.


Educated at St Andrews and Oxford Universities, Rob has worked in management consultancy at board level in diverse industry sectors such as steel, dairy, mining and utilities, to healthcare and retail in over 55 countries.


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Returning to the UK in 2005 after 25 years overseas, he played a key role in the launch and funding of the £20 million logistics institute at the University of Hull; is a Director of Hull Truck Theatre and is most proud of his involvement in the Emmaus Social Enterprise in support of the homeless.


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