Infrastructure and Leadership: Nicola Shaw on Navigating Water, Energy, and Transport Sectors

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The similarities (and the differences) between the water, energy and transport sectors, with Nicola Shaw, CBE, Chief Executive for Yorkshire Water

In this episode of The Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark converses with Nicola Shaw, Chief Executive at Yorkshire Water. Nicola shares her career journey from transport to energy, and finally to the water sector. She discusses her motives for joining each industry, focusing on people, cities, and net zero. Shaw opens up about the challenges and achievements at Yorkshire Water, emphasizing strategic shifts and increased investment to improve river health and asset health. Nicola also reflects on leadership lessons and offers advice to her younger self. Join the conversation for insights on leadership in large-scale infrastructure and utilities.

00:00 Introduction to The Exec Exchange
00:16 Nicola Shaw's Career Journey
02:45 Insights into Yorkshire Water
03:21 Challenges in the Water Sector
05:51 Future Plans and Investments
09:33 Advice to Younger Self
10:29 Conclusion and Farewell

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Infrastructure and Leadership: Nicola Shaw on Navigating Water, Energy, and Transport Sectors

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