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Society of Glass Technology鈥檚 Furnace Solutions 2022

Date: 1 July 2022
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(Left) Stuart Hakes, Chief Executive of F.I.C and (right) Rob Ireson.
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(Left) Stuart Hakes, Chief Executive of F.I.C and (right) Rob Ireson | Photo: www.glass-futures.org

Date: 1 July 2022

Rob Ireson our Innovation and Partnerships Manager was chosen as the winner of this prestigious award designed to encourage and recognise excellent work in glass research.

It鈥檚 fitting that Rob, who has been instrumental in the development of Glass Futures, is receiving an award named after Sir Alastair Pilkington who invented the float glass method of making sheet glass at our member Pilkington鈥檚 factory in St Helens. 

Speaking after the award at the Society of Glass Technology鈥檚 Furnace Solutions event Rob said: 鈥 I feel greatly honoured to have been chosen to receive this award. It鈥檚 a great privilege to have been given the opportunity over the last 9 years to get involved in such a diverse range of glass-related developments and to have been able to participate in the creation and delivery of the Glass Futures initiation. 

鈥淚鈥檇 especially like to thank Dave Dalton, who first recruited me into the glass Industry in 2012, for the support and mentorship he鈥檚 provided over the years, not only for giving me the opportunity to join the glass sector but also for his infectious inspiration and drive to change the glass the industry for the better, without his influence I certainly wouldn鈥檛 be where I am now. The content and range of papers at the Furnace Solutions event was excellent and it was fantastic to network with such as wide range of contacts across the sector.鈥

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