Nick Woodrow

Nick Woodrow has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Nick currently serves as the Operations Director at Raildiary, a company focused on capturing and analyzing site data for sustainable construction. Nick has been in this role since January 2021.

In addition, they are a Member of the Board of Trustees at Future First, where they help state schools and colleges build alumni communities. This role started in January 2023.

Prior to these positions, Nick was an Investment Committee Member at DSW Ventures and a Committee Member at Liverpool SOUP. Nick also co-owned Waste Not Want Not Wirral, a venture focused on reducing waste, from April 2020 to January 2023.

Nick's career also includes roles at Thinkproject, where they served as the COO of thinkproject UK, contributing to the company's growth and expansion in the Asia Pacific region. Nick was with Thinkproject from November 2014 to December 2019.

Before Thinkproject, Nick worked at Turner & Townsend as an Associate Director, managing infrastructure projects for the UK Infrastructure Project Management team. Nick also served as a Senior Project Manager at BAA at London Heathrow.

Earlier in their career, Nick held roles as a Senior Field Engineer at Arcadis (EC Harris), a Project Manager & Systems Manager at Avionics Limited, and a Project Engineer at Abigroup Contractors Pty Limited.

Overall, Nick Woodrow has extensive experience in operations, investment, project management, and the construction industry, contributing to the growth and success of various organizations.

Nick Woodrow attended Dr Challoners from 1992 to 1998, where they studied Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and Electronics. Following that, they enrolled at the University of Leeds from 1998 to 2001, where they obtained a BEng degree in Civil Engineering and Construction Management. Nick also received several certifications, including CEng MICE from the Institution of Civil Engineers in December 2014, APMP from the Association for Project Management in January 2013, and MIEAust. from Engineers Australia in May 2010.