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Today's episode of Practical Perspectives, A Transport Planner's Guide: I sit down with transport planning expert Rob Evans, co-founder and director of the infamous Cannon Consulting Engineers based in Suffolk, who shares his more than qualified view on development planning issues today, what's changed for the better and how you can adapt your career and learn from his experience.
Cannon rose form the ashes of Buchanan Engineers and enjoys the privileged membership of the family tree that exists amongst other fellow consultancies borne from Buchanans demise.
Rob discusses how he was influenced by Norman Foster, his dreams of joining the RAF, believing in your own abilities and good old politics of planning today and his views on public consultations.
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Thanks to our official partner - See more at Podaris and how they are changing transport planning - https://bit.ly/podaris
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By Skott BentleyToday's episode of Practical Perspectives, A Transport Planner's Guide: I sit down with transport planning expert Rob Evans, co-founder and director of the infamous Cannon Consulting Engineers based in Suffolk, who shares his more than qualified view on development planning issues today, what's changed for the better and how you can adapt your career and learn from his experience.
Cannon rose form the ashes of Buchanan Engineers and enjoys the privileged membership of the family tree that exists amongst other fellow consultancies borne from Buchanans demise.
Rob discusses how he was influenced by Norman Foster, his dreams of joining the RAF, believing in your own abilities and good old politics of planning today and his views on public consultations.
Follow me:
š Subscribe to Practical Perspectives: https://bit.ly/SBRpodcast
šļø Listen on your favourite platform: https://bit.ly/sbrpod
š¤ Follow Skott on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/skott1
š° Transport planning Jobs: https://bit.ly/sbrjobs
Thanks to our official partner - See more at Podaris and how they are changing transport planning - https://bit.ly/podaris