Journalists can contact SMFs' Press Office by emailing Althea
Taylor-Salmon at althea@fortunepr.co.uk or
by calling 07711 624 267 for interviews, comments and articles on a
wide range of business, business education and industry
specific topics. See the Media Spokespeople page for an
example of speakers/topics.
Engineering & Technoloy - 8 December
2011
SMF Secretary James Raby comments on how
engineering degrees open doors to different careers
Bristol University - 16 November
2011
Five engineering students from the University of Bristol
have been selected as 'inspirational role models to the next
generation of engineers' by the Royal Academy of Engineering with
SMF playing
its part.
Engineering & Technology Magazine - 4
November 2011
SMF David Hardy, former operations and technical director
of EnviroWales and now an independent consultant, comments on
recycling 50,000 tonnes of lead acid batteries and scrap metal each
year in E&T's
Eco-engineering article.
Financial Times - 14 OCtober 2011
SMF Richard Atkinson, comments in the FT's
Ask the Expert coluumn on investment and funding
The Independent - 13 October 2011
SMF President quoted in article An MBA is the Perfect Way to
Change Direction.
Engineering & Technology Online - 12 October
2011
SMF Announces
latest graduates.
The UK Business Blog - 22 September 2011
SMF Bhav Ubhi-Hull gives wrotes on how solar energy is
igniting the UK engineering sector.
IET (Institution of Engineering & Technology) -
5 September 2011
Launch of new work experience section of IET - SMF Andy
Airey, Chief Executive of Inspiring Futures Foundation, offers
advice on planning for, gaining and maximising
work experience.
Achieving Business Excellence Online Magazine: 22 August
2011
The Vital Ingredient: David Falzani, CEO a of Polaris
Associates and President of SMF says engineers need to get a taste
for marketing.
Achieving Business Excellence Features: 12 August 2011
Operations: Taste! David Falzani, CEO a of Polaris
Associates and President of SMF says engineers need to get a taste for
marketing.
Real Business: 8 July 2011
News of the World Phone Hacking: Real Business
asked four business owners what they would do if they were in
Rupert Murdoch's shoe. Julian Fagandini, an SMF and
owner of Fagandini Associates. comments.
Irish Times 6 July 2011
'US firm acquires Irish start-up' - SMF
Co-founder's sleep apnoea diagnostic firm bought by US sleep
therapy group ResMed.
.
Professional Engineering: July 2011
Recipe for Success in today's market, David Falzani CEO of
Polaris Associates says engineers need to get a taste for
marketing.
Financial Times: July 2011
Adult Stem Cell Banks Win Go ahead - Ilika helping
to spearhead new medical advance. Also featured in the Daily
Telegraph and the Daily Mail.
Recruiter: 15 June 2011
Engineering: There may well be greater interest fom young
people in a career in engineering but there is still a dearth of
experienced talent.
The Engineer : May 2011
Veiwpoint feature from Peter Young, Head of Arup Advanced
Technology & Research UK: To meet transport's carbon reduction
targets, we must find a substitute for longer journeys or chane our
travelling behaviour.
Daily Telegraph: 17 April 2011
The Power is in the palnts: A drive towards sustainable
technologies will help biofuels gain ground against fossil
fuels.
Telegraph.co.uk: 2 March 2010
Expert view on BEC Engineering and Design company's product
expansion. SMF President, David Falzani, gives his view on
BEC's plans for diversifying its product portfolio.
Professional Engineering: 16 June 2010
'Get on board': Two page feature on SMF's survey of 100 HR
professionals to unearth their opinions on employing engineers in
senior management positions.
Professional Engineering: 16 June 2010
Gordon Brown's record on science, engineering and technology
defended by Lord Sainsbury. Lord Sainsbury's speech is
reported from the SMF Annual Dinner in central London.
The Engineer.co.uk: 25 June 2010
Ilika announces AIM flotation - manufacturing and
engineering group Ilika's AIM flotation which comes on the back of
Lord Sainsbury's address at the SMF Annual Dinner where he stressed
the importance of helping the UK's manufacturing and service
industries to compete in global markets.
BBC World Service Digital Planet: 14 September 2010
Presenter Gareth Mitchell talks to SMF Phil Westcott whose
company is behind a non-profit organisation that aims to unite
language teachers in the developing world with clients in the West
offering lessons via Skype.
