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ANDY TRAIN
CNO Cornerstone
Andy Train is the Chief Network Officer (CNO) of Cornerstone Network.1 Here are some key details about his background and role:
Professional Experience
- Andy founded DAEL Telecom UK, growing it from a startup to a group of companies over 8 years before selling to Mitie PLC in 2021.1
- He worked at Mitie Telecoms from 2021-2023 after the acquisition.1
- Andy joined Cornerstone in 2023 as the Chief Network Officer.1
Expertise and Skills
- He is an engineer by trade with specific expertise in Power and Telecommunications rigging.1
- Andy is recognized as a specialist in special coverage and solutions, with a passion for innovation.1
- He has extensive experience in running large-scale operations and delivering major rollout programs.1
- His understanding of cellular technology provides a unique combination of field and executive-level expertise to Cornerstone.1
Role at Cornerstone
As Chief Network Officer, Andy is responsible for:
- Overseeing network operations and infrastructure
- Driving innovation in telecommunications solutions
- Supporting Cornerstone's significant growth plans for the future1
Andy's entrepreneurial background and technical expertise make him a valuable asset to Cornerstone's leadership team as they work to expand and improve their digital infrastructure across the UK.
Highlights
So, after 4 years I am extremely excited and proud to advise that the cellular industry now has new CNFE apprentice's joining the family!
I wanted to pass a heartfelt thankyou to the Rob Potter and the team at WHP Telecoms Limited for taking the leap of faith and becoming the first employers to sign up not 1 but 2 apprentices up to the L4 Cellular Network Field engineer apprenticeship scheme.
I was also privileged be able to share the stage with some inspirational leaders Steven Verigotta Fredric Sundin Pat Coxen with an aim to address and remove any blockers that may be preventing employers from investing in the talent of tomorrow.
We were also taken on a journey into the future by Peter Marshall from Ericsson.
Guided through the CNFE syllabus by Jason Hargreaves from ESP
The ITP advised how they will help to support, govern and safeguard both employers and apprentices and the standard moving forward.
Guided by Andy Reakes from the JIB & ECS through the importance of Electrical standards, pay grading and governing the Standards.
The interaction and engagement and representation from all areas of our sector was overwearing.
I wanted thank Andrew Murchison Becky Gladwin Ginette Kilroy Chartered FCIPD, MA HRM, BSC Hons Lisa CollinsAlison Scully Simi Johnson Annie Wheeler Zoe Edwards Megan Haddock Charlotte Goodwill BSc (Hons), MITP Sue Langridge Joe Kimber Jason Hargreaves Andy Reakes
And specifically, the CNFE committee for all the work to get us to this significant milestone.
#safguarding the workforce for the future
#createing new pathways of employment
#protecting the talent of tomorrow
We are realy excited to be raising further awareness and strengthening the progression of the level 4 Cellular Network Field Engineer apprenticeship.
We will be hosting the CNFE Launch Event at the Vodafone HQ in Newbury on the 19th of August.
Following the Cellular Network Field Engineering Apprenticeship launch last year, the event will provide updates on our progress, hosted by the CNFE committee. This is a great opportunity to meet the committee, and industry experts and ask any questions. We're looking forward to seeing you there!
Register your interest here: https://lnkd.in/ey_j_r8h
#CNFE #ConnectedWorld #Apprenticeship
