Event Programme
Don't Miss a Thing
- Military To Deputy Lieutenant
- Military To Editor
- Military To Entrepreneur
- Military To Humanitarian
- Military To Scientist
- Military Spouse To Coach
- Military To Academia
- Military To Charity
- Military To Community
- Military To Defense
- Part 3
- Part 1
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
Alan served 20-year service with the Territorial Army / Reserves with The Royal Regiment of Wales, and later The Royal Welsh retiring in 2003 at the rank of Warrant officer (Sergeant
Major, Infantry) To retire was a difficult decision to make but he felt that the business had to come first and that he had a good innings and his time was very well spent in the armed forces. He is now the MD of AB Glass.
- Part 3
- Part 1
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
Martin is a Visiting Professor for Health, Education and Life Sciences at
Birmingham City University and an Honorary Consultant for Health Innovations with the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. In addition to holding the position as
Chief Executive Officer for Medical Devices Technology International Ltd (MDTi), a company that specialises in the commercialization of NHS medical devices innovation.
Martin has spent over 18 years as a leading expert in the field of Medical
Innovation and Structural Healthcare.
Prof Levermore has been published widely in several academic and medical
journals; he holds a Senior Associateship with the Royal Society of Medicine.
Martin Chairs Medilink Midlands the regions’ largest industry body for MedTech companies, and he is an Executive Committee Member of Greater Birmingham Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce.
Prof Levermore is a Member of the British Empire (MBE) for Services to West
Midlands’ Businesses in 2013 and was commissioned as a Deputy Lieutenant
(DL) to Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands in 2018.
Based on the best selling book ‘Leavers To Leaders’ by Samuel T. Reddy, this conference is to spotlight those service leavers who transition themselves and continue to serve in different capacities. In 2022 we bring you 11 categories under the theme ‘Military To… ‘. This conference is to showcase what has been done and what can be done so other serving personel, service leavers and veterans can aspire to reinvent themselves, because serving does not have to stop.
A conference, in the sense of a meeting, is a gathering of individuals who meet at an arranged place and time in order to discuss or engage in some common meaningful interest.
Alan served 20-year service with the Territorial Army / Reserves with The Royal Regiment of Wales, and later The Royal Welsh retiring in 2003 at the rank of Warrant officer (Sergeant
Major, Infantry) To retire was a difficult decision to make but he felt that the business had to come first and that he had a good innings and his time was very well spent in the armed forces. He is now the MD of AB Glass.
- Part 3
- Part 1
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
Martin is a Visiting Professor for Health, Education and Life Sciences at
Birmingham City University and an Honorary Consultant for Health Innovations with the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. In addition to holding the position as
Chief Executive Officer for Medical Devices Technology International Ltd (MDTi), a company that specialises in the commercialization of NHS medical devices innovation.
Martin has spent over 18 years as a leading expert in the field of Medical
Innovation and Structural Healthcare.
Prof Levermore has been published widely in several academic and medical
journals; he holds a Senior Associateship with the Royal Society of Medicine.
Martin Chairs Medilink Midlands the regions’ largest industry body for MedTech companies, and he is an Executive Committee Member of Greater Birmingham Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce.
Prof Levermore is a Member of the British Empire (MBE) for Services to West
Midlands’ Businesses in 2013 and was commissioned as a Deputy Lieutenant
(DL) to Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands in 2018.
Based on the best selling book ‘Leavers To Leaders’ by Samuel T. Reddy, this conference is to spotlight those service leavers who transition themselves and continue to serve in different capacities. In 2022 we bring you 11 categories under the theme ‘Military To… ‘. This conference is to showcase what has been done and what can be done so other serving personel, service leavers and veterans can aspire to reinvent themselves, because serving does not have to stop.
Alan served 20-year service with the Territorial Army / Reserves with The Royal Regiment of Wales, and later The Royal Welsh retiring in 2003 at the rank of Warrant officer (Sergeant
Major, Infantry) To retire was a difficult decision to make but he felt that the business had to come first and that he had a good innings and his time was very well spent in the armed forces. He is now the MD of AB Glass.
- Part 3
- Part 1
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
Martin is a Visiting Professor for Health, Education and Life Sciences at
Birmingham City University and an Honorary Consultant for Health Innovations with the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. In addition to holding the position as
Chief Executive Officer for Medical Devices Technology International Ltd (MDTi), a company that specialises in the commercialization of NHS medical devices innovation.
Martin has spent over 18 years as a leading expert in the field of Medical
Innovation and Structural Healthcare.
Prof Levermore has been published widely in several academic and medical
journals; he holds a Senior Associateship with the Royal Society of Medicine.
Martin Chairs Medilink Midlands the regions’ largest industry body for MedTech companies, and he is an Executive Committee Member of Greater Birmingham Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce.
Prof Levermore is a Member of the British Empire (MBE) for Services to West
Midlands’ Businesses in 2013 and was commissioned as a Deputy Lieutenant
(DL) to Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands in 2018.
Alan served 20-year service with the Territorial Army / Reserves with The Royal Regiment of Wales, and later The Royal Welsh retiring in 2003 at the rank of Warrant officer (Sergeant
Major, Infantry) To retire was a difficult decision to make but he felt that the business had to come first and that he had a good innings and his time was very well spent in the armed forces. He is now the MD of AB Glass.
- Part 3
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
- Part 3
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
- Part 3
- Part 1
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
Martin is a Visiting Professor for Health, Education and Life Sciences at
Birmingham City University and an Honorary Consultant for Health Innovations with the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. In addition to holding the position as
Chief Executive Officer for Medical Devices Technology International Ltd (MDTi), a company that specialises in the commercialization of NHS medical devices innovation.
Martin has spent over 18 years as a leading expert in the field of Medical
Innovation and Structural Healthcare.
Prof Levermore has been published widely in several academic and medical
journals; he holds a Senior Associateship with the Royal Society of Medicine.
Martin Chairs Medilink Midlands the regions’ largest industry body for MedTech companies, and he is an Executive Committee Member of Greater Birmingham Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce.
Prof Levermore is a Member of the British Empire (MBE) for Services to West
Midlands’ Businesses in 2013 and was commissioned as a Deputy Lieutenant
(DL) to Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands in 2018.
A conference, in the sense of a meeting, is a gathering of individuals who meet at an arranged place and time in order to discuss or engage in some common meaningful interest.
Alan served 20-year service with the Territorial Army / Reserves with The Royal Regiment of Wales, and later The Royal Welsh retiring in 2003 at the rank of Warrant officer (Sergeant
Major, Infantry) To retire was a difficult decision to make but he felt that the business had to come first and that he had a good innings and his time was very well spent in the armed forces. He is now the MD of AB Glass.
- Part 3
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
- Part 3
- Part 1
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
Martin is a Visiting Professor for Health, Education and Life Sciences at
Birmingham City University and an Honorary Consultant for Health Innovations with the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. In addition to holding the position as
Chief Executive Officer for Medical Devices Technology International Ltd (MDTi), a company that specialises in the commercialization of NHS medical devices innovation.
Martin has spent over 18 years as a leading expert in the field of Medical
Innovation and Structural Healthcare.
Prof Levermore has been published widely in several academic and medical
journals; he holds a Senior Associateship with the Royal Society of Medicine.
Martin Chairs Medilink Midlands the regions’ largest industry body for MedTech companies, and he is an Executive Committee Member of Greater Birmingham Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce.
Prof Levermore is a Member of the British Empire (MBE) for Services to West
Midlands’ Businesses in 2013 and was commissioned as a Deputy Lieutenant
(DL) to Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands in 2018.
Based on the best selling book ‘Leavers To Leaders’ by Samuel T. Reddy, this conference is to spotlight those service leavers who transition themselves and continue to serve in different capacities. In 2022 we bring you 11 categories under the theme ‘Military To… ‘. This conference is to showcase what has been done and what can be done so other serving personel, service leavers and veterans can aspire to reinvent themselves, because serving does not have to stop.
A conference, in the sense of a meeting, is a gathering of individuals who meet at an arranged place and time in order to discuss or engage in some common meaningful interest.
Alan served 20-year service with the Territorial Army / Reserves with The Royal Regiment of Wales, and later The Royal Welsh retiring in 2003 at the rank of Warrant officer (Sergeant
Major, Infantry) To retire was a difficult decision to make but he felt that the business had to come first and that he had a good innings and his time was very well spent in the armed forces. He is now the MD of AB Glass.
- Part 3
After 12 years in both active and reserve force, Boni when to further his studies at Solent University and did his PhD at Southampton University to now being a senior researcher on focusing on underwater acoustics.
After 30 years of logistics and planning with the British Army to the rank of warrant officer, Pete reinvented himself to become the regional director of one the oldest Military charity-ABF Soldiers Charity.
Over the past 20 years I have lived a life of constant change. Life hasn’t always been easy… and as a
military spouse, living in 5 countries and 15 different houses – it hasn’t always been predictable!
HQ, SO1 Strategy and latterly SO1 Reserves Basing in Army HQ. Michael left the Army aged 55 in
2017 having served a full career as a soldier and officer rising from Gunner to Lieutenant Colonel.
