About AHC : ERP Consultants

Following a combined business and engineering degree, Grenville worked in business development in the UK and at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation in Stuttgart, prior to joining AHC. Early projects at AHC focused on the new opportunities created by the launch of the Internet, developing a range of web services to support clients trying to get to grasps with a completely new technology. Grenville also worked on 3 industry sector benchmarking programmes working with trade associations representing the valve manufacturing, fluid power and metalforming sectors in the UK. Since then, Grenville has used this initial experience and gone on to support many not-for-profit bodies and charities. The focus for these projects has been helping them to grow their membership, and improve retention through improvements in the services and benefits they offer their members and through more effective communications and efficient processes. Grenville has also helped a wide range of businesses to make effective IT investments and has worked with clients ranging from small, family-based businesses to large multi-national organisations.

Jacqueline started her career as an engineer, and held consulting roles with Ingersoll Engineers, Logica and AT & T Istel, prior to founding AHC. Early project experience included the use of dynamic simulation modelling of manufacturing facilities, project management of large research projects and manufacturing consultancy. Jacqueline has also lectured and managed external courses and teaching company programmes at the University of Warwick. Jacqueline managed 6 Government-supported industry sector challenges, and led a DTI Mission to Japan with the UK Metal-forming sector.