Jamie continues to work to improve EDF Energy’s engagement with local and regional companies essential to support the construction and future operation of Hinkley Point C. Prior to this role, as a chartered engineer, he has worked at the Hinkley Point site from 1984 and within the nuclear industry since 1979. He has spent periods working in Russia, the US and Europe on nuclear power generation related activities and on fleet wide projects within the UK.

I joined the Somerset Chamber of Commerce in October 2018 as a Hinkley Supply Chain Business Advisor. My role sees me being responsible for supporting businesses to help them get closer to contract opportunities during the construction of Hinkley Point C. I help companies to identify gaps and help to enhance knowledge of the project. I spend my days going out to visit local businesses, networking, making connections and signposting businesses to their opportunity. Part of my role also includes the delivery of HPC and half day targeted workshops. By helping as many local and regional companies access opportunities the Hinkley Supply Chain Team are helping to create a lasting legacy for the South West. I have a varied working history including in logistics, commercial and procurement functions for both large and small aerospace engineering companies, as well as for the MoD.

I joined the Chamber in May 2015 as the Hinkley Supply Chain Data Co-ordinator, since then I have fulfilled the roles of Business Reporting & information Officer and most recently that of Information manager. My role sees me being responsible for all of the data which is held on the Hinkley Supply Chain Portal, maintaining and improvising our databases and managing the ‘Hinkley Supply Chain Bespoke Search Service’ which enables us to profile the many varied capabilities of the regions registered suppliers. I have a varied working history including stints in automotive sales, working for HMRC’s Business Support Team, estimating and project management for a local carpentry contractor, through to my last role before joining the Hinkley Supply Chain team of running a team of garage equipment and diagnostic engineers throughout the South West. I have lived in Bridgwater my whole life and take an active part in the local community. I am club captain of one of Bridgwater’s largest Carnival Clubs and although this takes up the majority of my free time, I also manage to cram in playing skittles once a week for my local pub and watching as much live sport as I can. This includes frequent trips to Somerset CCC, various PDC darts tournaments and also catching as much local sport as I can. I am also the proud father to two young sons, who keep me on my toes and means I have a vast knowledge of children television and of every boys favourite extinct creature – Dinosaurs.

Loretta’s role is to engage with existing Hinkley Point C contractors to support their procurement activities and promote regional suppliers. Loretta is a Business Development Consultant and a Chartered Engineer and has worked in the Nuclear and Defence Industries for 20 years. She is also an Executive Board Member of Women in Nuclear UK.

Worked with the Hinkley project since 2014 pre FID National Supply Chain Programme working with BEIS through MAS 4 and other national schemes Areas of expertise around Manufacturing, Procurement, Quality and Supply Chain Development deisgning and delivering national supplier and supply chain development programmes.

Previous Head of Procurement and Supply Chain for Nuvia. Site construction manager delivering decommissioning projects across the NDA estate. Site construction manager for Balfour Beatty construction on commercial projects in North West. 25+ years experience across the nuclear sector

Sam has worked with the Hinkley project since 2013 working with a range of HPC contractors and helping to establish some of the initial consortiums linked to the project around site services.

My early career was established within the aerospace and defence industry. After a period of training with a world leading engineering company I was offered a role within the procurement organisation. Over a period of years, I was able to develop my supply chain management understanding and skills, backed-up with the appropriate level of business and professional qualifications. Involvement in this function gave me wide exposure to different types of products and services mainly supporting high integrity engineering demands. In addition, I was also selected to undertake a long-term overseas assignment to support a new joint venture organisation and establish an international supply chain from scratch. Just under twenty year ago through career progression I found myself working in my first nuclear role on a nuclear licensed site This led in turn to a number of project procurement and commercial specialist roles, mainly supporting decommissioning projects on a number of nuclear sites. Over the past three years I have worked for SWMAS supporting the Hinkley Supply Chain Team in the role of Nuclear Supply Chain Specialist.

Mary has worked in the skills and education sector for over 25 years, working for further education colleges, private training providers, government funding organisations and large national brand employers.Her experience includes supporting the development and provision of apprenticeships, commercial training solutions and business support services across the South West. Mary is passionate about skills development and apprenticeships and has supported businesses of all sizes with their workforce development strategies, including the support and management of Apprenticeship Levy systems. Mary’s current role as Workforce Development Manager involves working closely with Hinkley Point C (HPC) teams, businesses in the HPC supply chain, employers supported by South West Manufacturing Advisory Services (SWMAS) and colleges / training providers in the Heart of the South West LEP area (including the National College for Nuclear). Mary’s role includes working with EDF and Tier One employers, to develop strategies so that workforce development solutions for the HPC project (such as training courses and recruitment support) also support the needs of other employers working in the nuclear, manufacturing and engineering sectors (including aerospace) across Somerset and the South West.

I have over 20 years of experience leading on international collaboration projects and I use this expertise to support overseas companies wishing to access the HPC supply Chain. I am a manufacturing engineer by training, with a deep understanding of both technical and business innovation and have also been a founder and worked in several technology start-ups.

Jenny recently joined the team as the new Supply Chain Co-Ordinator. Jenny is the first point of contact for all calls and enquiries relating to the programme. She also supports with marketing, co-ordinating and scheduling events, and provides overall administrative support to the team.