Protean Advanced recently attended the STEM the Gap event at the Manufacturing Technology Centre, Ansty. Hosted by the Tilly Shilling Initiative, the event celebrated the centenary of the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) with WES CEO, Elizabeth Donnelly as one of the keynote speakers.
The day looked at a wide range of issues surrounding diversity and inclusion within the engineering community including ethnic and cultural inclusivity, parental leave and raising the profile of STEM subjects amongst young people. High-profile speakers included Dame Judith Hackitt, Martine Gagné (CTO at Meggitt) and Yen-Sze Soon (Managing Director at Accenture). An area that was covered particularly well by Yen-Sze was unconscious bias, which is summarised by Accenture in their video Inclusion Starts with I.
Protean Advanced is committed to increasing diversity within engineering and seeks to actively encourage engineers from minority backgrounds to apply for positions with us.
Protean Advanced recently participated in a scoping workshop at the British Standards Institute for Publicly Available Specification PAS 6001.
Protean Advanced recently attended the Made for Space at the Manufacturing Technology Centre, Ansty.
Wright Industries, the technology investment group specialising in business acquisition, investment and growth, have invested in Protean Advanced to bring Additive Manufacturing expertise into the Connexion Technologies group.
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