The BESA Podcast
David FriseThe podcast that delves a bit deeper into the important questions in building engineering services and construction. In this series we sit down with leading industry figures and discuss what they think about the state of our industry and what they expect to see change. In an uncertain world we aim to highlight what's going to impact your business and your career.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusiness | |||
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Latest Episodes
Listen to the latest podcast in our Net Zero series with Mitsubishi Electric. BESA Director of Competence & Compliance, Helen Yeulet, talks with Lance Hitchins, Head of Customer Experience, looking after the Training Division and Ben Bartle-Ross, Sen... more
BESA and Affiliate Member. Mitsubishi Electric have joined forces to record the third instalment of their Net Zero Podcast series, this episode features BESA CEO, David Frise in discussion with former MP, David Gauke, and Martin Fahey, Head of Sustai... more
BESA and affiliate member Mitsubishi Electric have recorded the second in their Net Zero Podcast series, this time live from the BESA Annual Conference on 12 October 2023. more
David Frise recently recorded The Purposeful Strategist podcast with Belden Menkus. more
The first episode in our Net Zero Series in collaboration with Mitsubishi Electric, we are joined by Chris Skidmore OBE, Chair of Independent Government Review on Net Zero. His ‘Mission Zero’ review, which was published in January, made 129 recommend... more
Today’s guest is Mark Farmer whose founding director and CEO of Cast Consultancy. more
Rudi Klein for many people needs no introduction, hes been involved in the construction industry for over 31 years. more
Our guest, Ann Bentley - Global Board Director at Rider Levett Bucknall has more than 35 years’ experience in the property and construction sector. more
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Apple Podcasts | #58 |  United Kingdom/Business/Non-Profit |
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