Carl Ennis, who left his role as chief executive of £4bn-turnover Siemens UK in April, has taken on a new role.
Ennis, who spent more than 25 years at the technology giant, has joined the High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Catapult as a non-executive director.
HVM Catapult works with business, research and government to transform UK manufacturing.
Steve Bagshaw CBE, HVM Catapult chair, said: “Carl brings an exceptional combination of industrial leadership, technical expertise and passion for skills and innovation.
“His insight will be invaluable as we continue to help industry adopt new technologies, improve productivity and strengthen the UK’s global competitiveness.”
Ennis said: “I am privileged and excited to be able to offer my experience in support of the team at HVM Catapult and their goal to enable the delivery of the UK’s industrial strategy and deliver economic growth from industrial endeavour to all corners of the UK.”
HVM Catapult has also announced changes to its executive leadership team as it sharpens its focus on delivering the government’s modern industrial strategy.
Ennis, who spent more than 25 years at the technology giant, has joined the High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Catapult as a non-executive director.
HVM Catapult works with business, research and government to transform UK manufacturing.
Steve Bagshaw CBE, HVM Catapult chair, said: “Carl brings an exceptional combination of industrial leadership, technical expertise and passion for skills and innovation.
“His insight will be invaluable as we continue to help industry adopt new technologies, improve productivity and strengthen the UK’s global competitiveness.”
Ennis said: “I am privileged and excited to be able to offer my experience in support of the team at HVM Catapult and their goal to enable the delivery of the UK’s industrial strategy and deliver economic growth from industrial endeavour to all corners of the UK.”
HVM Catapult has also announced changes to its executive leadership team as it sharpens its focus on delivering the government’s modern industrial strategy.