INSTITUTE NEWS Presidential roll of honour
In our penultimate such piece this year, we continue our focus on all the IHEEM Presidents who have served in the role since the Institute’s inception.
IHEEM’s 24th President – 2012-2014 Greg Markham
With over 30 years’ experience in estates and facilities management, Greg Markham has a wealth of knowledge across the healthcare, finance, and commercial sectors, as well as a specialist understanding of critical environments and energy-related engineering. He has previously managed a diverse range of facilities in both the public and private sectors, including financial organisations and the National Health Service (NHS). He is an apprentice-trained, degree- qualified Chartered Engineer, with significant experience within building services engineering.
Greg Markham joined EMCOR UK as Technical director in March 2013, and within this role he ‘focuses on the evolution and continuous improvement of the company’s customer-centric lifecycle asset management services’, including its quality, environmental, and energy management systems, the aim being to deliver sustainable and cost- efficient services to its customers.
He is an active member of IHEEM, serving on Council representing the South West branch, is currently chair of the International Technical Platform, and takes part in various conferences and seminars as a speaker. He said: “During my time as President, I embarked on a tour of all the Institute’s branches. Although I didn’t quite visit all of them, I did lead the first official visit to our Hong Kong Branch for many years.”
IHEEM’s 25th President – 2014-2016 Chris Northey
Chris Northey started his career in 1987 as a plumbing apprentice within the family business, by studying for the City and Guilds Craft & Advanced Craft Certificates in Plumbing, after which he completed a JIB-approved Plumbing Apprenticeship in 1991.
In 1998 he completed a two-year graduate company training scheme for Chartered Building Services Engineers, and in 1999 achieved Incorporated Engineer Registration. He also holds a BEng (Hons) degree in Building Services Engineering Design & Management. In 2006 he achieved Chartered Engineer status, and was a founding member of the Young Engineers Network, responsible for raising the importance of involving young engineers within CIBSE. In 2011 he was awarded the City and Guilds, Prince Philip Medal, for his outstanding leadership, ability, and the enthusiasm he had shown throughout his career in the engineering Industry. In Prince Philip’s words, the Medal is conferred on individuals who have ‘walked the City & Guilds path, and displayed exceptional proficiency in workplace skills’.
Greg Markham.
Earlier this year he was granted a Fellowship of The City and Guilds of London Institute for his ‘outstanding contribution to the engineering sector’,
Chris Northey.
and his promotion of vocational education. A Fellow of IHEEM, and a member of the Institute’s London Branch, he received his Fellowship Diploma from City and Guilds chairman, Sir John Armitt, at the City and Guilds Fellows’ Luncheon at Imperial College London on 15 June. To be considered for a Fellowship, candidates must ‘exemplify excellence by embodying the City & Guilds Group’s core values of leadership, imagination, and integrity’. Fellowship is then bestowed ‘upon leaders and innovators who have had an impact on their industry or in education’.
Now, with over 30 years’ experience, he ‘strives to raise the standards within his field’, and is an award-winning and highly experienced public health design director who has worked for a large number of well-established clients. He currently serves on a number of committees, is a member of many professional bodies (he was a founder member of the Society of Public Health Engineers), and an active Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Plumbers. Outside public health engineering, Chris Northey champions vocational education, and has worked extensively to promote plumbing apprenticeships as a pathway to becoming a Chartered Engineer.
‘IHEEM Extras’ – Benefits and discounts for members
‘IHEEM Extras’ is a discounts and savings scheme offering a wide range of benefits via which users save money on lifestyle products, shopping, and travel. It also provides offers on insurance and business products. “This Christmas,” say the scheme’s operators, “why not make the most of your IHEEM Extras member savings? If you’re hitting the high street for Christmas shopping, use MyCashbackCards, which earn you cashback of up to 8% at your favourite retailers, such as Currys PC World, Ernest Jones, Debenhams, and M&S.*
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“Looking to treat yourself or a loved one to some fantastic technology? Take advantage of your member’s discount with Apple, and enjoy a new Mac, iPhone, or iPad, for less. Or enjoy a traditional night at the movies on Christmas Eve, with up to 40% off cinema tickets. And don’t
worry about entertaining, you can get yourself a free case of craft beer with Beer52, or enjoy a case of wine and free bubbly with Virgin Wines.* Or perhaps you
want to give someone an unforgettable experience? You can enjoy 20% off Virgin Experience Days and a 12% discount on Spafinder Wellness 365 gift vouchers.” *
For these, ‘and many more benefits’, log on to IHEEM Extras at
www.iheem.org.uk
*Terms and conditions apply.
See website for details. Offers correct at time of print. ‘IHEEM Extras’ is managed and run on behalf of IHEEM by Parliament Hill Ltd.
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