Mott MacDonald’s Rob Talby: ‘The ECC will showcase the brightest early career stars’

GE and Mott MacDonald have launched the first Early Careers Challenge focused on ground engineering, sustainability and digital solutions.

Applications are open now for individuals from undergraduates to early careers professionals within their first five years in industry.

To register for free, click on the button below:

"Early careers professionals, apprentices, undergraduates and postgraduates will benefit from taking part in many ways. The challenge will:

• highlight the importance of sustainability in ground engineering
• augment creativity and collaboration
• hone presenting and research skills
• provide them with private insights from industry leaders
• help them gain exclusive invites to conferences
• increase networking opportunities
• give exposure to the wider industry.

"The ECC will showcase the industry’s brightest stars – who will be given media exposure – via content, social media, email channels and so on – at all stages of the initiative. It will introduce them to the wider industry, provide an opportunity for them to show their talents, and highlight that they can directly make the construction sector more sustainable in the future."

Have a look at this video for an inspiration to register:

Following a launch meeting on 9 August in London, the results of the work will be presented to expert judges at the?GE Sustainability conference on 21 September?and the?GE Smart Geotechnics event on 5 October.

To discover more about the challenge, the schedule, mentors and judges visit our website: