The media frequently casts British manufacturing in a negative light; however, this portrayal is not accurate.
In his presentation, Richard Marks, who is both a manufacturing systems engineer and an industrial historian, will scrutinize the present condition of British manufacturing and confront the widespread belief that it is in decline.
What is Britain manufacturing in 2024?
Prepare to be surprised by the dynamism and variety of British industry, which may be more robust than what is commonly depicted in the media. Learn more in this discussion.
Views: 1131 | Enquiries: 9I am a freelance professional historian residing in Berkshire. I specialize in industrial, military, and railway history, as well as the history of science. My current research focuses on industrial and social change during the Victorian era, the progression of Britain's railway and canal systems in the latter half of the 19th century, and the broader history of British industry. I earned my PhD in history from the University of Reading in 2024 and also have experience teaching a range of historical subjects to diverse groups.
My talks are suitable for different audiences and group sizes. I can adjust the length and format to meet your needs. My goal is to inform and entertain, and to leave the audience with a new insight and a desire to learn more.
My previous career in technology, working with British and international manufacturing companies, has given me a unique perspective as an historian.
Feedback from previous talks: "Richard had clearly done a massive amount of research and preparation. He is an excellent presenter very knowledgeable and engaging speaker. It was informative and thought provoking."
"I found the whole subject fascinating and wanted to learn more."
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