Atkins is a global design, engineering, and project management consultancy that works across various industries including aerospace, education, environment, defense, energy, transportation, IT, architecture, and more. It has over 200 offices in 29 countries. Atkins describes itself as one of the world's most respected consultancies, with the goal of creating a better world through engineering ideas and projects that enrich people's lives. The document provides examples of major projects Atkins has worked on around the world and lists many types of engineering and other roles that are available at the company.
This document provides an overview of Atkins, a global design, engineering and project management consultancy firm. In 3 sentences:
Atkins has over 75 years of experience delivering complex projects around the world using the expertise of its employees. It works across multiple sectors including infrastructure, transportation, energy and urban development to help clients address challenges and transform potential into reality. Atkins prides itself on strong ethical values, collaborative partnerships, and enabling a more sustainable future through innovative project solutions.
1. SNC-Lavalin completed its acquisition of Atkins in July 2017, making Atkins part of a larger global company with an ambitious vision.
2. Atkins collaborated on projects such as the Custom House in the UK and marine stations in Dubai, applying innovative construction methods.
3. Atkins conducted the first drone flights over the world's busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, to help with planning demolition and construction projects.
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Some key points include:
- Sri Lanka ranked 60th on the World Prosperity Index, moving up 11 places due to increases in social capital and economic performance.
- Commercial Bank's Chief Risk Officer received an award for Chief Information Security Officer of the Year.
- Sri Lanka was named the Offshoring Destination of the Year for its strategic vision and results in attracting outsourcing companies.
- Sri Lanka made reforms to improve business regulations but still slipped slightly in the overall Doing Business ranking to 85th.
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The document provides an overview of recent economic, business, and banking news in Sri Lanka. Some key points include:
- Commercial Bank appointed new leadership and received several awards for its performance.
- Sri Lanka's National Export Strategy aims to increase exports to $28 billion by 2022 focusing on industries like IT, tourism, and food processing.
- GlobalData ranked Sri Lanka as the 4th fastest growing tourism market globally.
- A new solar panel factory will make Sri Lanka a leader in renewable energy and a new tire factory will create 3,000 jobs.
The document proposes the establishment of a development corporation and national bank in Mali to promote sustainable economic development through strategic projects in priority sectors like natural resources, energy, industry, and infrastructure. A consortium led by Religare Investment Banking & Securities would provide $400 million to fund feasibility studies and establish the necessary institutions. The development corporation would work with stakeholders across the Malian government and international organizations to implement comprehensive sector projects, with an initial focus on developing the mining and commodities industries through initiatives like a national mining house and commodity exchange. Performance would be measured using established frameworks for sustainability, impact investing, and reporting.
Atkins is a global design, engineering, and project management consultancy that works across various industries including aerospace, education, environment, defense, energy, transportation, IT, architecture, and more. It has over 200 offices in 29 countries. Atkins describes itself as one of the world's most respected consultancies, with the goal of creating a better world through engineering ideas and projects that enrich people's lives. The document provides examples of major projects Atkins has worked on around the world and lists many types of engineering and other roles that are available at the company.
This document provides an overview of Atkins, a global design, engineering and project management consultancy firm. In 3 sentences:
Atkins has over 75 years of experience delivering complex projects around the world using the expertise of its employees. It works across multiple sectors including infrastructure, transportation, energy and urban development to help clients address challenges and transform potential into reality. Atkins prides itself on strong ethical values, collaborative partnerships, and enabling a more sustainable future through innovative project solutions.
1. SNC-Lavalin completed its acquisition of Atkins in July 2017, making Atkins part of a larger global company with an ambitious vision.
2. Atkins collaborated on projects such as the Custom House in the UK and marine stations in Dubai, applying innovative construction methods.
3. Atkins conducted the first drone flights over the world's busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, to help with planning demolition and construction projects.
The document provides a summary of recent economic and financial news related to Sri Lanka.
Some key points include:
- Sri Lanka ranked 60th on the World Prosperity Index, moving up 11 places due to increases in social capital and economic performance.
- Commercial Bank's Chief Risk Officer received an award for Chief Information Security Officer of the Year.
- Sri Lanka was named the Offshoring Destination of the Year for its strategic vision and results in attracting outsourcing companies.
- Sri Lanka made reforms to improve business regulations but still slipped slightly in the overall Doing Business ranking to 85th.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
The document provides an overview of recent economic, business, and banking news in Sri Lanka. Some key points include:
- Commercial Bank appointed new leadership and received several awards for its performance.
- Sri Lanka's National Export Strategy aims to increase exports to $28 billion by 2022 focusing on industries like IT, tourism, and food processing.
- GlobalData ranked Sri Lanka as the 4th fastest growing tourism market globally.
- A new solar panel factory will make Sri Lanka a leader in renewable energy and a new tire factory will create 3,000 jobs.
The document proposes the establishment of a development corporation and national bank in Mali to promote sustainable economic development through strategic projects in priority sectors like natural resources, energy, industry, and infrastructure. A consortium led by Religare Investment Banking & Securities would provide $400 million to fund feasibility studies and establish the necessary institutions. The development corporation would work with stakeholders across the Malian government and international organizations to implement comprehensive sector projects, with an initial focus on developing the mining and commodities industries through initiatives like a national mining house and commodity exchange. Performance would be measured using established frameworks for sustainability, impact investing, and reporting.
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SAB statement
Johannesburg. 18 February 2014. The South African Breweries (SAB) youth entrepreneurship
development programme, SAB KickStart, has selected its Top 18 National Finalists of 2014, each of
whom will receive a business grant of between R100 000 and R200 000; as well as business
development support over a 12-month period.
The finalists were selected by an independent panel of adjudicators following an intensive two-week
business training course facilitated by the University's Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS).
SAB KicKStart, one of the longest running initiatives of its kind which started in 1995, is focused on
developing and supporting sustainable youth-owned businesses, as well as high impact
entrepreneurs who are able to make a contribution to South Africa's job creation needs.
"It is important that big business in South Africa use
their resources, experience and knowledge to help
small business become sustainable and strong
contributors towards the country's economy. This
means investing more than just capital but offering the
support and guidance needed to carry these
businesses through to success," says Boipelo
Nkadimeng, SAB acting Head Enterprise Development
and Community Partnerships.
A needs analysis conducted on the finalist businesses helps define a growth strategy for each. This
strategy in turn informs the seed capital awarded for the benefit of each business, as well as the
programme and terms of the entrepreneur's individualised business mentorship for the remainder of
the year.
The final top three winners of the national finals will be awarded additional grant funding for their
businesses later this year during Global Entrepreneurship Week. They are selected by an
independent panel of judges who take into consideration the overall business performance, business
sustainability and its potential, as well as the effective implementation of growth strategies during
the SAB KickStart mentorship and business development phase.
The Top 18 SAB KickStart National finalists are:
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2. Sboniso Mtshali - Afronic Data (Durban, KZN): ICT management and networking solutions; IT
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3. Wanni Toyana - Otjiwarongo Projects (East London, Eastern Cape) : Vegetation management
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4. Abram Rankeng - Rainbow Granite and Marble Works Enterprise (Kimberley, Northern Cape):
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5. Reamogetswe Tshabalala - Pfuxaka Enzokuhle (Bronkhorstspruit, Gauteng): Design and
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6. Earl Strauss Muller - NAM Petroleum (Springbok, Northern Cape): Manufacturing of bio-diesel
7. Benjamin Mdokwana - Ben Petroleum (Cape Town, Western Cape): Repackaging and distribution
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8. Chad Petersen - Artisans Research Unit (Cape Town, Western Cape): Manufacturing of bespoke
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wire and steel products
10. Lerato Radebe - Imagined Steel Structural Engineering (Kagiso, Gauteng): Fabrication of
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industry
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