• June 2010 - catch us NEW on LinkedIn here
• May 2010 - new CV added to web site
• May 2010 - back with Norgine for a 15 week project
• April 2010 - back with Norgine for a short piece of work on integrities
• April 2010 - this year's Carbon Offset is decided - down again to its lowest ever
• March 2010 - prepared a project report for Devro
• February 2010 - prepared a project report for Siemens
• January 2010 - helping Netential out with British Sugar and Sinclair
• June 2009 to December 2009 - back working on a couple of small projects for Norgine
• April 2009 - this year's Carbon Offset is decided - down to its lowest ever
• Nov 2008 to June 2009 - working with Meggitts Aerospace (Serck in Birmingham)
• November 2008 - New CV's posted to krofire.com
• October 2008 - Contract with Norgine concludes after a remarkable long run of three-and-a-half years
• June 2008 - Mark Brown (Krofire's Director) Co-Founds and becomes first Chairman of Transition Town High Wycombe
• 23rd May 2008 - Krofire has moved. We have gone from 200 New Road and now ocupy a premises several miles away at 5 Richard Gardens. That replaces the "200 New Road" in our address with the rest of the address remaining the same apart from the postcode (now HP13 7LT)
• 15th May 2008 - New CV's posted at krofire.com
• World Environment Day - 5th June 2008. Krofire joins "Cut a Kilo" Campaign
• 7th May 2008 - "Climate Change is the biggest threat facing Business" - 2008 Poll by Business Continuity Expo - see our News section for full details
• 25th April 2008 - Krofire Sustainable Supply Chain initiative extends to proactive engagement. Full details here.
• 25th April 2008 - we start to publicise the BASE08 Exhibition for the 15th and 16th October 2008.
• 14th April 2008 - Krofire adopts the Oil Depletion Protocol
• 6th April 2008 - the results of our 2007/2008 Carbon Footprint announced.
• 1st March 2008 - Krofire launches rebuilt web site.
• 2nd January 2008 - Norgine goes Live on Oracle JDEdwards EnerpriseOne 8.10
• 12th March 2007 - Krofire aligns to the Contraction and Convergence protocol as detailed by the Global Commins Institute