BUSINESS REPORT SYSTEMS THAT AID VEHICLE DESIGN


Curtis Instruments provides sophisticated integrated electric vehicle systems that are packed with features and functions that help make vehicle design easy. Its new dual-microprocessor


1239E AC Motor Controller offers a cost-effective, feature-rich combination of power and torque, smooth performance and expansive functionality – it easily controls synchronous PMAC and Induction motors for pump, traction and on-


engine hybrid applications. The firm’s wide range of CAN I/O modules and motor speed controllers for traction, steering and hydraulic pumps, LCD displays, throttles and sensors means it offers component options for every type of application. Sales office manager Anita Chapman said: “We partner with vehicle engineers to design and develop complete drivetrains for new EV projects, advising on the selection of all system elements, like battery packs, electric motors, speed controllers and gearboxes or transaxles, or simply advise on the


most appropriate Curtis speed controller to suit an existing drivetrain design. “Right from the allocation of


System-I/O, to the design of electrical schematics and CANbus system architecture, our engineers quickly develop the vehicle software needed to fully integrate all CANbus devices on the system, and provide the features, functionality and safety vehicles require. “Curtis will support your engineering team at every step in a vehicle’s development from initial prototype design through to production release.”


Curtis Instruments’ UK office is


located in central Northampton and the firm welcomed visitors from all around Europe to its stand at Bauma, Munich in April.


Visit: www.curtisinst.co.uk


‘WE PARTNER WITH VEHICLE ENGINEERS TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP


COMPLETE DRIVETRAINS’


Curtis Instruments’ electric vehicle systems have a wide range of applications


AGENCY ADDS VALUE THROUGH COACHING


With so many great agencies out there to choose from, EasyWeb are always looking for ways to stand out from the crowd and represent your company in the best possible light. They put a huge emphasis on candidate experience and have


partnered with Anjana Rajani from Power2Progress to deliver executive coaching sessions for new Senior/Executive team members hired though EasyWeb Agency. Starting in a new role is challenging for


all new employees; particularly when the pressure is on to make a big and positive impact, whilst settling into a new role and embracing new office culture. These coaching sessions are designed to enhance the settling in period, making it a seamless transition and helping them to hit the ground running. Sadie Kellard, head of recruitment


‘WE TAKE PRIDE IN BEING


A RECRUITMENT AGENCY WITH A TWIST AND LOVE


TO ADD VALUE TO EACH POSITION WE FILL’


for EasyWeb Agency, said: “We’re excited to be able to offer this as part of our unique service. We take pride in being a recruitment agency with a twist and love to add value to each position we fill. Executive coaching is great for both you and the candidate; it makes the onboarding process much smoother and results in greater candidate retention.” Anjana Rajani, executive coach, added: “We are really passionate about


supporting senior leaders in their development and understand how challenging it can be when starting a new role. We are so looking forward to partnering with EasyWeb on this great new innovative partnership.” EasyWeb Agency and Power2Progress are offering this to all qualifying placements as an added value service at no extra cost to clients.


Call: 01933 667154 Email: sadie@easywebgroup.co.uk


CHARITY CELEBRATES 125-YEAR MILESTONE


The NSPCC in Northamptonshire is celebrating its 125th birthday this year. To celebrate turning 125, NSPCC Northamptonshire is looking for 125 individuals, groups and businesses to each raise £125 for its schools’ service, ‘Speak out Stay Safe’. This could pay for specially-


trained NSPCC volunteers to teach a class of primary school children about abuse and neglect through age-appropriate assemblies and workshops. Speak Out Stay Safe empowered 23,687 children in Northamptonshire to recognise and report child abuse in 2017/18. The service helps children


identify the trusted adults in their lives and encourages them to speak out if they feel bad about something, while highlighting that Childline is there to help.


Barbara Elsey, community


fundraising manager for Northamptonshire, said: “Sadly in 2019, on average, there are two children in each primary school class who have suffered abuse or neglect. Some don’t know who to turn to for help, and some don’t know what is happening to them is wrong. “Celebrating our birthday with us


will support our work to make the children of Northamptonshire safer than ever before.” 125 Campaign supporters will


receive support for their fundraising plans, be thanked on the NSPCC East of England Facebook page, provided with resources to display in their workspace and receive an official certificate to commend their support.


Email: Barbara.elsey@nspcc.org.uk JUNE/JULY 2019 inbusiness 11


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