Halma’s businesses are focused on developing safety, health or environmental solutions using innovative technologies to solve problems across a range of industry sectors including process safety, medical equipment, life sciences and health monitoring. In 1994, Andrew joined a Cwmbran-based subsidiary of Halma plc, a global group of small and medium sized companies with operations in over 20 countries. 'I am excited to be working with the other Founding Patrons and the rest of the GlobalWelsh organisation to finding practical ways in which we can accelerate Wales’s progress towards being a country which ‘punches above its weight’ economically in the future, as we do in so many other ways today.' He has also studied in the Advanced Management Programme at The Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania. Originally from Heath in Cardiff, Andrew attended Llanishen High School followed by the University of Birmingham, where he gained a degree in Engineering Production, and subsequently qualified as a Chartered Engineer. GlobalWelsh, the not-for-profit organisation focused on connecting the Welsh diaspora globally, today announces that Andrew Williams, CEO of FTSE 100 global life-saving technologies group Halma plc, has become the latest member of the Welsh diaspora to become a Founding Patron and investor of the grassroots organisation.

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