#143 Learning From Adventure

This week we bring you a guest episode from the Planet Beyond podcast. An adventurous spirit in people has made many successful organisations what they are today. To be truly great, we often find these people are guided by a moral compass, possessing core values that provide that relentless pointer to the right way, even when all plans have turned on their head. Fugro’s hydrographic director Mark Sinclair is a man who always knows how to find his way. In 2018 he participated in the Golden Globe Race, a single handed unassisted non-stop around the world race in traditional sailing vessels, using traditional means. No modern technology is permitted, and each skipper is completely alone at sea.  To complete the race is to understand what it means to truly embrace adventure and self-reliance. And the importance of continuously testing ourselves. If we never push the boundaries, they will never advance. Guest host Jon Baston-Pitt, Fugro Guests Don McIntyre, Chief Executive Officer, Golden Globe Race Mark Sinclair, Hydrographic Director – Asia Pacific, Fugro Resources For more episodes of the Planet Beyond podcast, click hereThe post #143 Learning From Adventure first appeared on Engineering Matters.

There are no comments yet.

Please log in to write the first comment.