Everyone loves a little Easter treat!

The last of our site visits today before the long Easter weekend, only right if they include a little Easter Egg or two! 🐰

#eastereggs #sitevisits #construction

We are So Eggs-cited for our Easter Competition!

Easter Competition

We are so eggs-cited for our Easter Competition! 🐣

To enter, simply comment on any of our social media platforms with how many eggs are in the jar to win!

You must be following us to qualify to enter. In the result of a tie, the first person to have guessed correctly will win, if the exact amount is not guessed, the first closest entry will win.

Good luck! 🤞🏼

Competition closes at 7am on Tuesday 4th April 2023. Winner will be announced at 1pm. Collection of the Easter Eggs is from our office in Norwich (NR3 1AZ) by Thursday 6th April 2023 before 4pm. T&Cs apply.

#eastercompetition #eastereggs #happyeaster

Engaging & Inspiring The Next Generation

engaging and Inspiring The Next Generation through Entrepreneurship

Isn’t it funny how your paths cross with someone, who you just click with, have the same goals and have each others back. 🫶🏼
For us, networking isn’t about collecting contacts. It’s about building genuine relationships with everyone you meet.
Sam Squire & Alex Hughes goal is to provide entrepreneurial training to 10K young people across the UK in 2023. Bold, strong goals; but together alongside everyone else supporting them, it’s absolutely doable.
All basic key skills, ranging from pitching, securing investment, self-confidence, financial understanding, leadership, sprinkled with some resilience – pretty much skills that are missed out in the “traditional” education system.
We are fully 100% behind getting this kind of training out to young people, as it doesn’t matter whether they end up launching a business or working in one, they’ll be able to contribute to solving the UKs problems more effectively.
Kelly Cartwright is honoured to be an Ignite Champion and ally with this great team and project. 🚀

GEN-E – Is it the Luck of the Irish?

Gen E - Luck of the Irish

Kelly had to capture this moment with a selfie, because she f*cking did it! 👏🏼 Most people think nothing phases me, you are right! Except one thing.. public speaking! 😬
You could say it was luck, that Kelly met @beccampbella 14 months ago, fast forward, (and a hella lot of @kalmsrange later) here she is stood up infront of a jam packed room – all eyes on her! 🙋🏻‍♀️… Kelly does thank you, even though every time she asks herself why have I agreed to this!!

Kelly demonstrated a bit of blind luck on the night, where everyone had to pick a card on arrival, only one had “lucky” on the back.. turns out two people in the audience swapped cards (not realising the meaning) – looks like it was your lucky day ✨😉

Being in a room surrounded by her supportive team (they truly are the best of the best), some amazing friends who came to cheer me on, and some super young professionals that we have the pleasure of knowing, Kelly felt pretty lucky that night. 🍀

Kelly believes, success is 10% luck, and 90% hard work. But, always be consistent, always show up (but be prepared) and always take every opportunity that comes your way… if you know me – you’ll know I’m consistent, no b*llshit, straight talking, go getter. 👊🏼

How to Boss it in the World of Work

UEA Business Panel - How to Boss it in the World of Work

Last week, Kelly Cartwright was part of a panel alongside Rebecca Campbell, Rose Steward 🦩 and Jasmina Grabham on “How to boss it in the world of work” at the Norwich Business School at University of East Anglia.
We spoke about so many important subjects when transitioning to the world of work, some of which we know are Kelly’s passions;
👉🏼 Motivation & Empowerment
👉🏼 Being a Boss
👉🏼 Social Media; The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
👉🏼 Authenticity
It was such a great opportunity to be involved, as the thought of heading into the working world is a pretty scary thought… 💭

#university #worldofwork #bossit

Women Rock Construction – WIC 2023

Women Rock Construction

Meet Kelly

Women Rockthorn Construction

Did you know that more than 45% of women in construction have never worked with female construction managers. Women should be able to forge a career in construction, whether that means working on a building site or filling all manner of other roles, from site manager to civil engineer, architect to cost consultant—just as men do.

But as with other sectors, in many instances women have more hills to climb and hurdles to overcome to achieve the recognition they deserve. We spoke to Kelly about her role in construction, the best part of her job, what makes her proud about working in construction and advice she would give to young women entering the industry.

What is your Job Role?

Owner, Boss B*tch, Dogs Body.

How long have you been in the industry

12 years

What advice would you give to a young woman entering the industry?

Seize every opportunity that comes your way, don’t let your gender define you or what box you should fit in.

What’s the best part of your job?

No two days are the same! You can be a part of something, whether that is helping someone with their career, supporting a client on their project and seeing a field being developed into something like a housing community, a school, etc

What makes you proud of working in the construction industry?

It’s not the expected, I know people assume that I wouldn’t be in the construction industry when they meet me, you can certainly make some waves.

What is your favourite tool or machine

As we all know – I think diggers are sexy, especially Kobelco – the blue/teal ones!

You can find out more about Kelly and her company “Core Recruiter” here.

If you are interested in getting involved and supporting the Women Rock Construction campaign – We’d love to hear from you! Contact erin@nuimage.co.uk to find out how you can get involved and help spread the message.