Bring It On – the Exhibition for Future Engineers in the North East and the Tees Valley has taken place annually each year since 2017. The exhibition was conceived and administered by its four Founders, Thomas Chacko, Bowman Bradley, Carol
Bring It On is delighted to announce Sembcorp Energy UK as an Industrial Supporter for 2022. Sembcorp Energy UK is a leading provider of sustainable solutions supporting the UK’s transition to Net Zero, with a UK energy generation and battery
Bring It On is a two day exhibition and showcase of North East Engineering, aimed at raising the aspirations of youngsters in the region and contributing to closing the engineering skills gap by Educating pupils about the engineering activities taking
In past years the Bring It On Exhibition has comprised five zones each of which represents one of the major engineering sectors in the North East of England. In 2022 we propose to introduce a sixth Zone “The Road to
After two years of virtual offerings, due to the Covid Pandemic, Bring It On is delighted to announce the return of the Bring It On Exhibition, at the Beacon of Light Building in Sunderland, on October 12th and 13th 2022. As
Bring It On is delighted to announce that Tees Valley Combined Authority has agreed to be a Headline Supporter at Virtual Bring It On Live 2021 which will go out to schools in the North East and the Tees Valley
We are delighted that Professor Cath Noakes, an engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Professor of Environmental Engineering for Buildings at Leeds University, an expert in the airborne transmission of infectious diseases and a member of the
This week, Siemens Gamesa announced a huge milestone for the global wind industry, the launch of the world’s first recyclable wind turbine blade for commercial use offshore. The company has shared its ambition to make turbines fully recyclable by 2040
A Teesside engineering business has expanded with the acquisition of a local offshore specialist. Teesside-based KASL Engineering Group has acquired specialist engineering design business (and long time supporter of Bring it On!) Ardmore Craig as part of its growth strategy. Based in
With the negative effects that high-carbon businesses are having on the environment, there has been a plan put in place by the government in order to combat this and get to a net-zero state by 2050. Net Zero is carbon
