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England face the Desert Foxes in Cape Town on 18 June in their second group game and Fabio Capello's side will encounter little resistance if the Algerians play as badly as they did yesterday in a near-empty stadium in the Angolan capital Luanda. Anyone trying to find weak areas in the Algeria side would have been spoilt for choice: the defenders failed to mark; the goalkeeper was atrocious; they lacked pace and lost heart; the midfield provided little cover for the back four; they were out-muscled far too many times.
The understanding between the players was so non-existent they looked like a side that had never played together before. Team-mates ran into each other and passes were misread, opponents were left unmarked.
Goalkeeper Fawzi Chaouchi was as bad as his haircut – shaved bald except for an inch-wide strip of hair as a fringe – and was responsible for Malawi's first and third goals, scored respectively by Russell Mwafulirwa and Davi Banda (who was definitely not the David Banda adopted by Madonna a couple of years ago).
Sandwiched between was a stunning header by Elvis Kafoteka, after the Algerian defence had left him free at a corner.
There were few positives for Algeria who lined up in a standard 4-4-2 formation, with target man Abdelkader Ghezzal their primary attacking weapon. The striker, who plays for Siena in Italy's Serie A, worked tirelessly up front, and was lively and determined but rarely threatened the Malawi goal. A poor man's Emile Heskey.
The only other player to show much invention was the Portsmouth left-back Nadir Belhadj, who zipped up and down the left flank and whose crosses provided Algeria with their most likely scoring route.
Much was expected of playmaker Karim Ziani of Wolfsburg but he is not quite as good as he thinks he is and all too often he was guilty of trying too hard to impress.
At the final whistle the Algerians trudged off the pitch like a team who couldn't wait for this tournament to be over. The England players can have flicked back to Stephen Hendry against Shaun Murphy thinking they can hardly wait for another, more important, tournament to begin.
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Investigation of mechanisms involved in perinatal asphyxia-induced cerebrovascular dysfunction is important because fetal and neonatal asphyxia can cause of perinatal brain damage and failure of blood flow regulation is a critical component. Carbon monoxide (CO) from astrocyte heme oxygenase (HO) is important in regulation of newborn cerebral circulation and preliminary data suggest HO products can provide cerebrovascular and astrocytic protection from asphyxia-induced damage. The research proposed pursues the unifying hypothesis that, in newborn brain, asphyxia disrupts astrocyte CO signaling and cerebral arteriolar smooth muscle (VSM) Ca2+ signaling and/or BKCa channel activity causing cerebrovascular dysfunction, while elevation of cytoprotective CO and bilirubin limit the dysfunction. To test this hypothesis, four specific hypotheses will be tested using a novel asphyxia model in newborn pigs: 1. Asphyxia injures astrocytes causing loss of CO-mediated dilation of pial arterioles, 2. Asphyxia depresses cerebral VSM CO-induced Ca2+ sparks, BKCa channel activity, and dilation, 3. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are major contributors to asphyxia-induced astrocyte and VSM injury, and 4. Cytoprotective CO and bilirubin reduce asphyxia-induced ROS and post-asphyxia astrocyte and VSM dysfunction. Techniques will be used that allow investigation of intact newborn cerebral microcirculation in vivo, isolated pressurized cerebral arterioles, and freshly isolated astrocytes, microvessels and smooth muscle cells. Such research is unique by studying intact cerebral circulation, production of CO by intact brain and isolated astrocytes and microvessels, and investigating, at the cellular level, mechanisms responsible cerebral vascular dysfunction. In addition, experimental interventions that may attenuate cerebrovascular malfunction caused by asphyxia are examined. Cranial windows allow observation of microcirculation, collection of cortical CSF and topical application of agonists, precursors and inhibitors. CO production in vivo and in vitro is identified and quantified by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Astrocytes, cerebral arterioles, and cerebral arteriole smooth muscle cells isolated from control and post-asphyxia brains allow study of ROS, CO production, arteriolar reactivity, and vascular smooth muscle function. Global cytosolic Ca2+ and Ca2+ sparks in brain slices, intact arterioles and VSM will be studied using fluorescent indicator technology with a dual excitation, single emission system and laser scanning confocal microscopy, respectively. Patch clamp techniques will be used to examine BKCa channel activity. These studies are important because disorders of the cerebral circulation in the newborn period are major causes of sickness and death and can result in lifelong disabilities in survivors.
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|Xi, Qi; Tcheranova, Dilyara; Basuroy, Shyamali et al. (2011) Glutamate-induced calcium signals stimulate CO production in piglet astrocytes. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 301:H428-33
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|Leffler, Charles W; Parfenova, Helena; Basuroy, Shyamali et al. (2011) Hydrogen sulfide and cerebral microvascular tone in newborn pigs. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 300:H440-7
|Xi, Qi; Umstot, Edward; Zhao, Guiling et al. (2010) Glutamate regulates Ca2+ signals in smooth muscle cells of newborn piglet brain slice arterioles through astrocyte- and heme oxygenase-dependent mechanisms. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 298:H562-9
|Knecht, Kenneth R; Milam, Sarah; Wilkinson, Daniel A et al. (2010) Time-dependent action of carbon monoxide on the newborn cerebrovascular circulation. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 299:H70-5
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The Vancouver Canucks figuratively limped back from their season-long seven game road trip this week. Actually they literally limped back too, as the club will be without a handful of key contributors when they host the reigning Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night.
Radim Vrbata will not play, the club announced on Saturday. And though fourth-line winger Brandon Prust will return, Brandon Sutter remains sidelined and Ben Hutton is similarly on the limp. Vrbata will join Sutter and Hutton on the sidelines on Saturday night.
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Diecasttvchannel in New Zealand got the new releases of the Team Hot Wheels "High Speed Wheels" about a week ago and now they land in the U.S. I found them at Target. But first. I show another Mystery Model purchase. These are found at Walmarts in the U.S. and they cost about the same as the single-carded Hot Wheels. I also show one of the known variations in the $1.29 Team Hot Wheels single-packs. You know, the ones with the regular basic cars packaged on special Team Hot Wheels "Driver Picks" cards. Almost all of those cars are common releases but there have been at least four variations found. In this video, I show you the no-chrome engine variation of the '68 El Camino. As for the Team Hot Wheels "High Speed Wheels" that I picked up, some of these I have shown in previous videos but since they were on sale at Target, I bought an extra. Models shown in this video are the Nissan 370Z, Torque Twister, Lotus Concept, Bad To The Blade, 4Ward Speed, Ballistik, '12 Ford Fiesta (Ken Block), Baja Truck, Custom '12 Ford Mustang and a Sneak Peak of an upcoming "Street Noz" motorcycle.
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It continues to boggle the mind that the Republicans simply can't get their act together and start contributing to solving the serious problems facing our country. While Barack Obama tackles healthcare reform, the Republican party is AWOL, and instead has allowed the old Swiftboater crowd (henceforth to be called, as Rachel Maddow refers to them, "the Swiftboard veterans for unaffordable insurance") to step in and take the lead in opposing anything the president opposes. And stunningly. the spokesman for the group adds an even more sinister face for conservatives than the one we already have with Limbaugh/Cheney/Gingrich et al. The spokesman and bankroller of the effort is Rick Scott, a former business partner of GW Bush, and most notoriously known for his involvement in "the biggest healthcare fraud scandal in American history."
In 1997 Rick Scott was forced out as head of the biggest hospital chain in the country [Columbia HCA]. . . Scott's company ended up getting totally nailed for Medicare and Medicaid fraud . . . paid the largest fine ever paid to the government . . . $1.7 billion.
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There is street parking in the neighborhood just south of the theater.
casual place great value and lots of fun
No intermission - take your drink in with you. The show is long enough for two drinks...
Big & little's is a couple of blocks east on the other side of the street. Try the Ahi tuna taco.
Get seats in the second or third row on the left (long) side of the seating. If you get first row, you'll be right up against the action (maybe you like that) and have a good shot at being one of the volunteers for an interactive quiz.
The theater was extremely cold.
Eat at Flattop Grill and at theater have the Apple cider with rum
The Firestorm
The weather was FINE. I wore SUIT NO TIE.
The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence
There is parking in the lot across the street. Also, valet parking for $10.
Last Train to Nibroc
Going to Theater Wit is always worth the risk. 99% of the time you will NOT be dissapointed. The talent you see will surprise you.
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If you get there early enough, there is free parking across the street, in back of the restaurant.
Loving Repeating
Great restaurant right across the street with patio dining.
Loving Repeating
The weather was clear and sunny.. I wore casual and comfortable clothes..
Loving Repeating
If you want to learn some history of Middle East, this is for you.
Very few audience members in attendance.
The weather was sunny and warm.. I wore jean and casual top..
The bar's $12/cocktail served in a small and rather awkward hallway deserves a management revisit.
The Q's took public transportation. Parking across the street at Cooper's Rest. is free. We have eaten there and the food is good/w outdoor seating if you so desire.
Eat at Coopers across the street. Free parking for dining and/or theatre guests.
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PALO ALTO ISSUESChildren's Health Council expands teen mental-health services
Palo Alto nonprofit the Children's Health Council launched this week its Teen Mental Health Initiative, with the goals of...Original post made on Aug. 2, 2016
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SPORTSGunn named top national boys swimming team in Class III
When Gunn High won the Central Coast Section boys swimming championship in May, there was no doubting what a momentous achievement...Original post made on Aug. 11, 2016
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Hospitality and Accommodation Services are responsible for a very large range of services within the University.
We run all accommodation services and all hospitality services - including all catering, food and drink outlets.
The full range of delivered catering from the University's in-house catering supplers Fresh Thinking is now available to be ordered online: all you need is your University username and passwords
The eleventh edition of Red Carpet is now published and available for download.
If you would like to see any of the previous editions of the HAS newsletter then go to the Red Carpet intranet page.
We are most often asked where you can buy food and drink on campus - so we have created a list of all food outlets.
We have just updated the Freedom of Speech information.
We are also in charge of security, car parking, environmental services, sustainable travel, Worklink the on-campus casual work recruitment agency, support services, organising events, ID cards, Cleaning Services, Postal Services, Transport Services, Portering Services, Confidential waste removal and Staff Accommodation
Every year we run our own OSCARS ceremony to acknowledge outstanding customer service from our staff.
venuebirmingham is the trading name for the Conference and Events section of HAS; we offer conference, meeting, exhibition and performance rooms in the Great Hall, Bramall Music Building and the Conference Park - as well as delivered and served catering and bed and breakfast accommodation.
Tell us about your experience of using our new intranet pages. Did you find what you were looking for? Have you learnt something new today? Or do you wish we could improve your intranet experience?
Developing these intranet pages will be ongoing and, if you share your view and ideas, it will help us to continue to improve this important resource for the benefit of the entire University community.
We also welcome your comments on university internal communications in general. Email the team or pick up the phone 0121 414 6680. You can also tweet us. Whichever way you decide to get in touch we look forward to hearing what you have to say.
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With so many career options available, deciding what you want to do can be overwhelming and confusing. For individuals with a disability or long term health condition this can be especially true, as you also consider how you are going to manage your disability in the workplace.
'go' is a unique careers event for talented and disabled sixth form and first year university students (at the time of the event). Whether you're considering school leaver programmes, apprenticeships or graduate positions, we would like to share with you the great opportunities on offer.
With contributions from some of the UK's leading firms, the event will help you to develop you understanding of the various industry sectors, the different functions within them, and the variety of career paths on offer. The event will also cover how best to approach the application and selection process in order to give you the best chance of success. It will explore the support that is available and provide you with the opportunity to meet with people already working in the industry who have first hand experience of disability.
Attending 'go' will help give you the confidence and direction you need to overcome your concerns and make the most of your potential.
The event
'go' is designed to provide you with as much information about the participating firms as possible, the different career paths open to you and the variety of functions on offer – from sales and marketing, to finance and engineering.
Throughout the day individuals will share their experiences of working for the participating firms and how they manage their disability in the workplace. The day will be interactive, in order to make it as interesting and enjoyable as possible. However, please be reassured that you will not be expected to make presentations or get involved in any way that makes you uncomfortable.
Participation is free and we will reimburse travel expenses. Students may be accompanied by a parent, teacher or carer on the day. However, please note that parents, teachers and carers cannot attend in place of a student.
We will do our best to provide students with the assistance and the adjustments that they need on the day and encourage them to send us their requirements in advance.
An example of the event agenda is as follows:
- 10.30 Welcome from host firm
- 10.45 Opportunities for School Leaver, Apprenticeship and Graduate positions
- 11.10 Skills Session
- 11.55 Business Rep Experience
- 12.00 Lunch break
- 12.25 Business Rep Experience
- 12.30 Strengths and Openness about your disability or health conditions
- 13.20 Business Rep Experience
- 13.25 Skills Session
- 14.15 Break
- 14.25 Business Rep Experience
- 14.30 Adjustments and support panel
- 15.10 Final Thoughts
- 15.15 Networking
- 16.00 Close
Who should attend
The event is for anyone concerned that their potential to develop an exciting and rewarding career might be compromised by the fact that they have a disability or long term health condition – visible or otherwise.
'go' is targeted at sixth form and first year university students (at the time of the event) interested in school leaver programmes, apprenticeships and graduate opportunities. You do not have to decide which path you want to go down, or which industry is for you – 'go' is here to provide you with all the information on what the industries are about, how they differ, and the opportunities that each offers.
In addition, the event also aims to address the issue of managing your disability in the workplace. One of the key objectives of 'go' is to take an honest look at the issues of discussing your disability with a future employer. the event will explore the responsibilities of both employer and employee to ensure that any necessary adjustments are put in place.
A school leaver programme, apprenticeship or graduate opportunity with any of the firms attending 'go' will be intellectually challenging. You'll need a strong academic background to succeed, and the determination to undertake demanding training.
If you are a sixth form student and would like to attend, you will need to pass the following criteria
- Finishing school in 2017 or 2018
- 5 GCSEs with a minimum Grade B in Maths and English
- On course to achieve 300+ UCAS points from 3 A Levels (or equivalent). Mitigating circumstances will be taken into account, and must be outlined in your application.
If you are a first year university student and would like to attend, you will need to pass the following criteria
Finishing university in 2019 or 2020 and on track to achieve a 2:1 degree
- 300+ UCAS points from top 3 A Levels (or equivalent). Mitigating circumstances will be taken into account, and must be outlined in your application
Places are limited at the event. We will be looking for, but not exclusively screening on: academics, extra curricular activities, work experience and motivation to apply.
The companies
The event is being hosted by some of the largest employers in the UK including Barclays, EY, GSK, Linklaters and J.P. Morgan.
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Lewis Judd
National Grid
James Gower
Tallulah Bygraves
Teach First
William Ramsay
National Grid
Lewis Judd
National Grid
What did you study and where?
I went to University of Warwick, where I studied a Masters in Mechanical Engineering with Systems.
What drew you to the organisation you're currently working for?
During my 3rd year at university I was looking to do a summer internship and had heard of National Grid from both my father and godfather, so I applied in the hope of getting the internship. I had two main reasons for doing an internship: firstly, I wasn't 100% sure what kind of job I wanted to look for when I left university and also the experience you gain from a real working environment is good for your CV.
I got the internship working in the Innovation team based in Warwick. Due to my role I got a great experience of all National Grid's departments and also got a good appreciation of the energy sector. After my 12 weeks of working for National Grid, I knew it was a company I would love to work for and so applied for the graduate programme.
What drew you to the role you are doing?
On the graduate programme I was asked where I would like to work and I chose Capital Delivery. Capital Delivery is responsible for building the national transmission system for gas and electricity. National Grid owns 7,660km of high-pressure pipes and 8,600km of overhead lines and cables. This size of network always needs maintenance, replacement and new builds, which makes Capital Delivery the place to be. I enjoy problem solving and project management, so I am aiming at the end of the graduate programme to be a Project Engineer. I am currently on the graduate programme, which means I have 3 x 6 month placements in three different areas of National Grid to give me an overview of the company and to help me in my end role. I have been a Project Officer for the first 6 months and now I am working in the commercial teams that are in charge of awarding the contracts to contractors worth millions of pounds.
How do you manage your disability at work?
My main disadvantage at work is producing my work within the time scales so that others can understand it and I also find note taking in meetings difficult. I mainly struggle with reading and spelling, which means my work is slower to produce and I need to check it multiple times. Sometimes I have my friends on the graduate programme read my work if they can spare some time.
With meetings I have found that I can record them on a Dictaphone as long as I ask beforehand; if not, I make sure that I send my notes to others in the meeting to ask whether they are correct.
How has your employer helped you to do well at your workplace?
I have found that a lot of people within National Grid are happy to help and are understanding, which can be very different to school. Also my managers are always willing to help with the proofreading of my work. On the graduate programme, where I have tests or am required to read as a group, they have always given me extra time and passed on the reading beforehand to give me the opportunity to understand it. The other thing my managers have helped with is, if I say I find something hard, they have always found an opportunity for me to develop that skill and practice it.
What advice or top tips would you offer?
Both at university and at work I have found that you can't be scared to ask for help. People are always willing to help but won't give it if they don't know you need it. Also, practise. I have always hated giving presentations but I always offer to do them and now I am getting use to them.
James Gower
Please provide a brief overview of your career history. How did you get started in your career and what drew you to Ernst & Young?
Suffering from cerebral palsy, I started my education in a special needs school. I pursued academics through mainstream secondary schooling and sixth form, and studied a BSc Mathematics course at the University of Bath.
A summer internship at Ernst & Young secured a graduate offer, whilst I also experienced life in a graduate recruitment charity, which focused on disabled applicants. During my time at Ernst & Young, I have gained a CIMA CBA qualification and an ISO27001 qualification in Information Security.
What are your typical daily responsibilities?
I work in Advisory in Ernst & Young, more specifically within IT Risk and Assurance, with a focus on Companies which provide Financial Services. This takes me out onsite to some of the largest investment banks and insurance companies in the World, where Ernst & Young provide IT Advisory services. This can be anything from performing assessments of their own IT Security to assessments of the IT Security of services our clients perform for their clients!
How do you manage your disability at work?
I know my own strengths and limitations, and I'm sure to always communicate these with my colleagues and superiors. A friendly, approachable culture at Ernst & Young means I am never worried to say if I feel my disability may interfere with my work. Albeit, my disability rarely interferes, and this is due to me being proactive about the challenges I face. For example, I'm sure to avoid the morning London rush by arriving to work early (plus not using the Tube network!), and I transport a lightweight laptop (provided by Ernst & Young) so I'm not weighed down on my commute. Also, when feeling tired, I tend to work remotely from home as encouraged by Ernst & Young's flexible working initiatives.
How has your employer helped you to do well at your workplace?
Ernst & Young want their employees to focus on their strengths. They promptly put in place a Tailored Adjustment Agreement for me, which involved workplace adjustments for my comfort in the office, and then details of how I can maintain a work/life balance in line with my disability and overall health. Ernst & Young also have a far-reaching Disability Working Group, which exists to unite and encourage anyone at the firm that has challenges related to a disability.
How would you describe the diversity culture at Ernst & Young?
Ernst & Young empowers its employees to make a difference. They have a structured counselling program for all employees and offer support, whether it is for overcoming physical challenges or dealing with the emotional pressures of working life. Not only do Ernst & Young offer a wide range of professional and vocational qualifications and schemes, they actively encourage their employees to give something back. For me, that's through volunteering in their graduate recruitment campaigns and coordinating a firm-wide disability event with a fellow colleague for Comic Relief, raising over £4,000.
Tallulah Bygraves
Teach First
How did you get started in your career and what drew you to Teach First (the Leadership Development Programme and the charity)?
I manage the Assessment Centre as part of the Selection team at Teach First; my team and I are responsible for the selection of Teach First participants across the UK.
I completed the Teach First Leadership Development Programme from 2009-2011 as a Science teacher in the East Midlands. My reasons for applying to the programme were quite personal; I was diagnosed with dyspraxia as an adult and looking back, I struggled with both time management and organisation throughout my education – never finishing an exam paper and finding it hard to understand why I constantly left my homework at home or forgot what lesson I was supposed to be in.
As a teacher on the Teach First programme, I was placed in a school in which more than 40% of children were considered to have Special Educational Needs. I worked with many children with additional needs and was struck by the affect that this label had on their confidence and aspirations. Many were surprised to find out that their teacher had a learning difficulty too and had gone to university. I tried to use my experience to inspire them to believe in themselves. I became the SEN Representative for Science and researched my students' needs so that I could design appropriate resources to support them and make them see that learning could be fun! My experience made me aware of the importance of Teach First as a transformative movement to address educational disadvantage by recruiting teachers with the power to motivate and inspire children at such a critical juncture in their lives leading me to my current role in recruitment.
When I applied to Teach First, I did not initially disclose my learning difficulty as I was aware that planning and organising were key to the role and I was unsure how this information would be received. I could not have been more wrong as both Teach First and my school were supportive of my needs when I made them aware of my diagnosis. Where necessary, I was permitted extra time on my PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate in Education) assignments and my school arranged a visit for me from an Occupational Therapist to ensure they were making reasonable adjustments, as a result of which I was given my own classroom, rather than the seven different classrooms that I had been teaching in prior to the assessment. I keep to a very strict timetable and I found the structure of a school day helped me to stay organised. I'm sure my pupils thought the giant timers on the whiteboard were for their benefit but they were invaluable for ensuring my lessons ran as planned.
How do you manage your disability at work?
My role involves a high level of organisation, the assessment process runs like clockwork and I am responsible for a large team who ensure that the day runs smoothly for our candidates. My experience on the programme has helped me to develop strategies to structure my time and I have become incredibly efficient at planning and working smart. Most of the time, I manage without needing any further support by ensuring I keep to a rigid timetable, updating my Outlook Calendar and set myself alarms as reminders. I can be a little clumsy and my team are aware that I will have days where I walk into doorframes and trip over bins but I have always been able to laugh at that side of the condition and it helps to foster an inclusive atmosphere where my team are comfortable discussing their needs.
How has your employer helped you do well in your workplace?
I started at Teach First as an assessor in their Selection Team two years ago. At first, I struggled to type up the candidates' notes as quickly as my colleagues as I type one-handed because I find it difficult to coordinate both hands in synchrony. Ensuring that notes were typed within a short time frame between exercises was a challenge. However, I made my manager aware that I was dyspraxic and received support and encouragement to improve my typing time. Now I am up to speed and it is quite a conversation starter giving me the opportunity to talk about my disability with new starters who notice my rapid one-handed style. I have since been promoted to my current role and now ensure that new assessors are able to overcome the varied demands of the role and feel comfortable discussing their areas for development.
What are your aspirations and what do you see happening next?
I really enjoy my role – I meet fantastic people every day who apply to Teach First for a variety of reasons and I find it incredibly rewarding to think that I play a part in placing inspirational teachers in schools in challenging circumstances. Teach First is a fantastic place to work and I feel very privileged to work for an organisation with such an important vision for the future.
What advice or top tips would you offer?
I strongly encourage anyone who is interested in applying to the Teach First Leadership Development Programme to disclose their needs on the application form, prior to attending our assessment centre. The assessment process strives to be inclusive of any needs and we frequently make reasonable adjustments to ensure our candidates are able to perform to the best of their ability. Please see our notes under the 'disability' section for a full list of these.
William Ramsay
National Grid
How did you get started in your career and what drew you to National Grid?
I applied to the Year in Industry scheme, which is organised by the Royal Academy of Engineering. Having visited and had interviews with a few companies, National Grid seemed the most interesting, with a wide variety of opportunities and whose operations are fundamental to daily life in the UK.
What are your typical daily responsibilities?
No matter what my role has been, invariably the first part is to collect and analyse data. Then, depending on the particular role, the next step is to use that analysis to write a report or more interestingly to solve a problem, such as finding out why a process might have failed, designing new infrastructure or recommending the best way to invest money.
How do you manage your disability at work?
Normally, there's very little to do since most days are spent in the office. When I go operational sites though, like substations or power stations, it's important to find out in advance about any access issues and whether the visit is going to be feasible – there aren't usually any problems when both sides know what to expect. I also always take a camera so that someone can take a photo / video of anything important that I can't see / get to.
How has your employer helped you to do well at your workplace?
The HR department, who help me organise my placements, have been supportive when I've found it difficult to find somewhere to live for some of the short placements, particularly when the site has been more remote; far from affordable & accessible accommodation.
How would you describe the diversity culture at National Grid?
It's so good that it's completely unremarkable.
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Past events
GO: Great Opportunities 2016 opened with students and firm representatives networking over refreshments before proceedings began with Daniel Danso, Global Diversity Manager at Linklaters, welcoming the students. This was followed by Christina Kerr, Head of Campus Marketing, Diversity Recruitment and University Relations at Barclays, outlining the wide range of employment opportunities available. These include school leaver programmes, apprenticeships and graduate roles. During these sessions, representatives sat with the students offering them the opportunity to ask any questions they had, and discuss the different employment opportunities they had just heard about. continue reading...
The second session of the day was a CV and interviews skills workshop led by Alecia Ani, Global Resourcing and Diversity Advisor at Linklaters, who provided students with expert guidance regards best practice for CV writing, focusing both on format and content. This interactive session enabled the students to see things from the recruiter's perspective. The session also looked at interview skills, with Alecia providing practical advice regards how to perform well in an interview.
Students then heard from James Phoenix, an Associate at Linklaters, about his personal experiences of managing his disabilities whilst successfully qualifying as a solicitor.
The afternoon started with Riyaz Hazi, Assistant Tax Advisor at EY, speaking about his experience of working with a visual impairment including the support he had had and how he had accessed this. This was followed by a session led by Helen Cooke, Director of My Plus Consulting, talking about strengths and openness. This empowering session challenged students to identify their strengths and skills which, as Helen highlighted, may have been acquired as a result of living with a disability. In the second part of the session, Helen provided advice about how to inform a recruiter about a disability or health condition and requesting the support required.
It was then time for students to hear from Olu Ogbe, Business Systems Analyst at JP Morgan, who spoke about managing his visual impairment in the workplace, including the adjustments put in place by his team to ensure he is engaged as fully as his non-disabled colleagues. It was then time for a short break after which Uzair Patel, Equities Project Controller at Barclays, gave a very open account of his experience of managing his mental health condition at work.
The final session of the day was a panel discussion where a panel of industry experts answered questions relating to adjustments and support collated from students throughout the day. The expert panel included Paul Smyth, Head of IT Accessibility at Barclays; James Gower, Manager Information Security at EY; Jane Bennett, Complimentary Worker Global Talent Programmes Assessment and Selection at GSK; Olu Ogbe, Business Systems Analyst at JP Morgan; and Daniel Danso, Global Diversity Manager at Linklaters. Students were able to take away really useful advice from this session including how to communicate with recruiters about support and adjustment requirements. Finally the day drew to a close with an opportunity for students and firm representatives to continue talking and making connections over drinks and canapés.
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