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Firm has power for energy project
A local entrepreneur who is the third-generation owner of a renowned national warehousing and distribution company is starting work on a visionary energy project which will revolutionise not only his own business model but those of businesses across the UK. Mark Pepper, CEO at Carlton Forest Group in Worksop, has
commissioned the installation of an advanced conversion technology plant which will see granulated end of life tyres processed to generate energy and an end process product resulting in power generation and zero waste through an environmentally friendly procedure. Mark said: “It has been my goal to run the operations at Carlton Forest
as sustainably as possible and I have been looking at alternative power sources for a number of years. This technology is revolutionary in the UK, yet has a proven track record, and will create a blueprint for other companies to explore off grid solutions that result in zero waste.” The plant at Carlton Forest Group will utilise end of life tyres to produce
fuel for power generation and absorption chilling for a chilled warehousing facility. Furthermore, it will create high grade carbon char which, after further processing, will see the creation of recovered carbon black (rCB). The system is principally designed to process end of life materials including tyres, wood and plastics and create meaningful and valuable products that support a wide range of industries including fuel, recovered carbon black, Bio-char and a bituminous additive. Mark added: “This has been a project that has required lengthy and
detailed planning as well as the acquisition of the ACT manufacturing company, IRR Manufacturing in South Africa. We are now very much looking forward to showcasing this environmentally friendly system that will turn end of life materials into valuable products and has the potential to revolutionise the way in which businesses fulfil their sustainability vision.”
Mark Pepper
Success for Innes England graduate
An agency surveyor at Innes England is celebrating after becoming a qualified member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Joe Reilly, who joined the
firm after graduating from Oxford Brookes University in 2016, passed the Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) at his first attempt. The qualification requires a minimum of two years’ structured training, including practical experience, leading to full membership of the RICS. He said: “I’m proud to have
passed my APC first time and be able to say that I am now a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS). “The support and training
provided by the team at Innes England, both through monthly APC meetings and practical learning, has been invaluable and has helped me with this achievement. I’m now looking forward to continuing my career with the firm as a qualified surveyor.”
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Tidyco’s marketing manager earns international recognition
Derby-based Tidyco, a supplier of hydraulic and pneumatic products to the UK rail industry for over 40 years, has gained professional international chartered recognition for its marketing endeavours. Chartered Institute of Marketing
(CIM), the world’s leading professional marketing body, has awarded Barry Aldridge of Tidyco with chartered status. Barry said: “I am absolutely
delighted to have been given chartered kudos by the CIM. This recognition is not only great for personal career development but also provides professional representation for both Tidyco as well as the industries and wider sectors of which we serve. “I have consistently proved year-
on-year professional growth with Tidyco when 2017 witnessed MCIM accreditation of which was later bolstered by 2018 FCIM kudos
chartered is not only great for corporate representation but also instils confidence throughout all stakeholder groups.” To become chartered, Barry was
required to earn either MCIM or FCIM accreditation, submit two successful academic year CPD submissions as well as undergo an intensive examination process. Stakeholders continue to be
Barry Aldridge
regarding additional duties within both industry as well as further sector work. “What I believe to be incredibly important is that becoming
‘Becoming chartered is not only great for corporate representation but also instils confidence throughout all stakeholder groups’
incredibly important regarding ongoing CPD evidencing, whereby rapports built with the likes of East Midlands Chamber (Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire), D2N2, Enscite, DIT, Marketing Derby and Rail Forum Midlands support continuing academic initiatives.
Engagement with the Chartered
Institute of Marketing (CIM) is also pivotal towards retaining chartered status. Barry joins a global elite of just
over 3,000 chartered marketers out of the CIM’s 28,000 plus international membership. In January 2019, Tidyco was
recognised as being a DIT Midlands Engine 2019 Export Champion.
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