New deputy managing director for Geotechnical firm
GeoGrow, a leading provider of Geotechnical Engineered Solutions based in Cannock has announced the promotion of Natalie Harris (pictured) to the position of deputy managing director.
With three years of dedicated service at GeoGrow, Natalie's new role marks a significant milestone in her career, as she takes on the responsibility of overseeing the company's operations and driving its growth alongside managing director, Chris Ansell, and other directors.
In a recent interview to mark both International Women’s Day and Women in Construction Week, Natalie shared her thoughts on her promotion, her professional journey, and the challenges facing women in the construction industry today.
Natalie said: "Being entrusted with the role of Deputy MD is a tremendous honour,"
"Chris and Cindy have poured their hearts into building GeoGrow, and I am grateful for their confidence in me, to help lead the company forward."
Natalie's previous role as Finance and HR Director provided her with valuable insights into the inner workings of the company. Now, as Deputy MD, she embraces the opportunity to contribute to all aspects of GeoGrow's business, aiming to build on its foundation and solidify its position as a market leader in environmentally friendly solutions for the construction, building, commercial, and environmental sectors.
Reflecting on her professional background in accountancy and her transition to industry roles, Natalie emphasised her commitment to driving growth and fostering a supportive work culture at GeoGrow: "It's gratifying to have the chance to create more opportunities for women within our organisation and to ensure that we continue to attract top talent,"
As Natalie settles into her new role, she remains focused on GeoGrow's potential for expansion and innovation. She highlights the importance of maintaining the company's culture of caring for its employees and fostering a collaborative environment where everyone's contributions are valued.
Despite the construction industry's predominantly male landscape, Natalie sees positive changes on the horizon.
She continued: "More women are breaking into the construction sector, which is encouraging.
"It's about demonstrating your capabilities and earning respect based on your work."
"Keep working hard and stay determined.
"There may be setbacks along the way, but your efforts will be rewarded."
Looking ahead, Natalie envisions a bright future for both herself and GeoGrow. She is committed to driving the company's success and maximizing opportunities for growth and innovation in the years to come.
As Natalie embarks on this new chapter in her career, her dedication to GeoGrow's mission of creating greener infrastructure and contributing to sustainability remains unwavering. With her leadership and the collective efforts of the GeoGrow team, the company is poised to achieve its business goals and make a lasting impact in the industry.
