Hat-trick of appointments adds strength to business support
North East Process Industry Cluster, which is helping its members tackle Net Zero, clean growth and carbon capture with its ongoing projects, has made three new appointments.
As the largest process cluster in the UK representing over 300 companies, The NorthEast Process Industry Cluster (NEPIC) has welcomed Abigail Bell as innovation executive, Lesley Hawke as membership account manager and Dawn Musgrave as project manager for Supply Chain North East.
The three new appointments further strengthen its focus on innovation, adding to their expertise in navigating key sectoral challenges.
Speaking on the new appointments, CEO, Philip Aldridge said: “As a recent aerospace engineering graduate from Teesside University, Abigail provides a fresh perspective in our innovation team, so we are looking forward to witnessing how her work mapping the Tees Valley process industries with spin off projects around clean growth will benefit our members.
“We are thrilled to welcome Lesley as membership account manager. Her knowledge of business support, developedfrommanyyearsinthe industry, has so far been a crucial asset to the membership team, successfully enhancing ourmembershipjourneyfrom first point of contact.
“We are also pleased to be working with Dawn as she
manages our involvement in the Supply Chain North East programme, whereby SMEs
can benefit from 12 hours of free business support.
"Having previously managed
several large projects, Dawn is a perfect fit for this role.”
NEPIC hopes the new additions will continue to add value to the service delivered to its members and continue its vision to ensure that there are investments,innovationsanda networkthathavethepotential to create jobs and opportunities long into the future.
Operations director, Joanne Fryett added: “We are champions of innovation and haverecruitedthebestindividualsfortheserolestoensureit’s our members who will benefit most.
“The feedback we have received from our members following the new appointments has been fantastic, it is clear the new roles have positively contributed to our membership already.
"This is just another step in the implementation of our long-term vision for NEPIC.”