Forsdyke, Nicola Judith

Made:
2002-08-05 in Interviewee's home

marketing assistant; promotions manager; sales manager; consultant; railway culture; revenue; customer focus; women's employment rights, maternity leave; advertising; value; service development; service branding; reorganisation; politics; privatisation; Manchester airport services; community partnership; retail; consultancy; organising for quality initiative; Transmark; d.o.b. 1961-02-01, railway work: 1988-2002 (on-going), British Railways Provincial; Provincial Eastern; Regional Railways Northeast; Passenger Transport Executive (PTE); Network Southeast; InterCity; Northern Spirit; Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC); Railtrack; Arriva Trains Northern; Halcrow; Transmark; Strategic Rail Authority (SRA); Euston House; York; Leeds station; Manchester airport; Penistone line; Scarborough-Hull line; Botswana;

Details

Category:
Oral Histories
Collection:
National Archive of Railway Oral History
Object Number:
NAROH2002-117
Materials:
plastic (unidentified)
Measurements:
: 72 x 80 x 8 mm
type:
oral history recording
credit:
Friends of the National Railway Museum

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