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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2025 · 53 MIN

Podcast Special - Chris McDonald Labour MP

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Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! On our second Podcast Special, Josh is joined by the inspiring Labour MP Chris McDonald, the first MP to be elected as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering. Chris's career journey is a testament to the power of combining technical expertise with public service. From earning a degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cambridge to leading roles in the engineering sector, including CEO of the Materials Processing Institute, Chris has consistently championed innovation, sustainability, and collaboration. As MP for Stockton North, Chris leverages his engineering mindset to address some of the UK's biggest challenges, including energy security, achieving net zero, and fostering UK innovation. His journey has taken him far beyond traditional engineering pathways, proving that engineers truly have the potential to lead change in every field. Chris's story is one of leadership, innovation, and determination, a must-listen for anyone passionate about the role of engineering in shaping the future. Follow now - LinkedIn - @engineeracareer Instagram - @engineeracareer TikTok - @engineer.a.career Website - www.engineeracareer.co.uk  

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