INTRODUCTION
WOMEN INWIND
THROUGHOUT OUR TIME IN THE INDUSTRY WE HAVE MET SOME MEMORABLE PEOPLE AND IN THAT TIME WE HAVE FOUND THAT IN A MALE DOMINATED INDUSTRY IT IS NOT EASY TO REACH THE TOP IF YOU ARE A WOMAN.
We feature some of those women who have worked hard to not only carve out a successful career for themselves but also to guarantee a successful future for the industry as a whole.
OTHER FEATURES
The magazine continues to grow and it is now commonplace to see separate features on all sorts of areas within the industry. These features emanate from our discussions with leading experts during our visits to conferences and events, as well as our editorial team bringing up subject areas when looking at the industry as a whole.
You will therefore find ‘Foundations – Concrete V Steel’ as our lead article on pages 4 & 5.
MAGAZINE AND WEBSITE INTERACTIVE FEATURES Just another reminder that we have added additional information at the end of some of the articles. These may be accessed by the pink and green links / QR codes.
These have already become very popular as it links the magazine in a very interactive way – a great marketing tool for our decision making readership to find out about products and services following the reading of an interesting article.
Click to view more info = Click to view video
Duncan McGilvray Editor | Wind Energy Network
www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
Please feel free to contact us if there is any subject area which you think may be of interest to our readership and we will do the rest – there is never any charge for genuine editorial.
You will find our ‘Forthcoming Features’ on our website in the magazine section. Use the quick link below.
LEAD ARTICLE You will find a feature on ‘Foundations’ within this edition. We thought however that one of the articles sent in should be given a more prominent position because of its importance to the industry.
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