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Braham Electric celebrates HR and Office manager’s prestigious achievement
AP Haslam on the road for a great cause
Last September, AP Haslam Managing Director Paul Haslam and his team took it to the roads to raise funds for charity. Aboard his Porsche, Paul crossed 1000km of Irish open roads during the three days of Cannonball Ireland. The event is the largest organised road trip in Europe, and millions of excited fans have witnessed the crazy Cannonball convoy of cars pass through their town, city, or bend in the road with over 190 supercars, wacky fun cars, and monster
wheels every year. This time, AP Haslam fundraised for The Hope Foundation, dedicated to rescuing children from the streets in Kolkata, India, and the Arc Cancer Support, which provides psychological, emotional, practical, and educational support to people with cancer and their carers. “We were delighted to sponsor, support, and take part in the Cannonball 2022, a great event for all ages, as well as raising funds for such worthy causes,” Paul commented.
Josephine Morgan and lecturer Sheenagh Walsh on graduation day.
HR and Office manager Josephine Morgan has been working for Braham Electrical for over 25 years and has both gained and given back a wealth of knowledge to the company. She has achieved the prestigious CIPD Level 7 Diploma in Strategic People Management and had her dedication crowned by the Part-Time Student of the Year Award in Professional Services from the Southern Regional College in Newry. The course contributed to Josephine’s desire to extend and deepen her skills and understanding of strategic people management to shape strategies and policies and drive L&D forward for the company’s stakeholders. “In an ever-changing world, employees need to be adaptable, and this has directed Braham Electrical to focus on upskilling their staff,” explains Josephine. “Completing the CIPD Level 7 Diploma helped me develop my expertise in the HR field and achieve the professional qualification as CIPD Associate.”
ECA launches “Leading the Charge” digital series
ECA has launched “Leading the Charge”, a digital series produced by Content with Purpose (CWP), exploring the electrotechnical sector’s pivotal role in realising the UK and NI’s net zero ambitions. The series of films, podcasts, and articles explore progress in areas such as renewables, energy storage, retrofitting, automation, electrical safety, policy, and training. Industry leaders such as ECA CEO Steve Bratt, BSRIA CEO Julia Evans, and Electrical Safety First CEO Lesley Rudd share their insights and advice to electrotechnical professionals who want to embrace the opportunities presented by the transition to cleaner, more sustainable electricity. “We hope this series, gathering our industry’s brightest minds and most influential players, will help electrotechnical professionals to realise the magnitude of the impact they
can have on the future of the planet if they upskill and seize the opportunities ahead,” said Steve Bratt, ECA Group Chief Executive. Watch the series at https://leadingthecharge.eca.co.uk/
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