

Richard is a luminary in the Laminate Surfacing Industry, boasting over two decades of experience across the UK and Europe. Holding a Masters Degree in Business and Enterprise from Durham University, he seamlessly blends academic acumen with real-world success.
His career has been defined by fruitful collaborations with surfacing partners, elevating industry standards and innovation. Richard's unique strength lies in his market insight, allowing him to anticipate trends, key to his customers’ requirements. He excels at identifying products tailored to specific project needs, ensuring both relevance and quality.
Richard's dynamic blend of academic depth, practical experience, and engaging communication style makes him a sought-after keynote speaker at product launches and industry events. He's also a fixture at renowned shows like KBB and Architects at Work. In 2023, he's set to participate in London's Clerkenwell Design Week, highlighting his commitment to industry progress.
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Greenlam is now offering a RIBA (Royal Institutes of British Architects) approved CPD (Continuing Professional Development) module on anti-fingerprint HPL surfacing solutions. CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development and is the term used to describe the learning activities professionals engage in to develop and enhance their abilities. CPD is a holistic approach toward the enhancement of personal skills and proficiency throughout a professional’s career.
Greenlam CPD provides an overview of high-pressure laminates and the key technical standards for classification. It provides insight on the anti-fingerprint technology for HPL and the key features and specifications considerations surrounding the product type. All architects and interior designers will have the opportunity of accessing the Greenlam CPD and get RIBA certified in the UK for their annual points. Whether an introduction to basics principles or just a brush-up is required, this training will provide a firm working foundation on the anti-fingerprint HPL surfaces.




