You know the name, now get to know the person. John Howard, national sales manager at Regatta Professional, shares his ambitions to be a pilot, his love of Top Gun, and sky diving in Las Vegas
How and when did you start your career in the industry?
I started my journey in the workwear and PPE industry as far back as 2009. I worked for a business that sold all types of industrial and construction products, including workwear and PPE. It was a great platform to start from and I was part of a very successful team.
What’s the best thing that’s ever happened to you at work?
I wouldn’t say there is a single event or occasion that stands out. I have been fortunate to be involved in many exciting projects, given access to enter sensitive locations and understand processes that are not common knowledge. The experiences I have enjoyed and the people I have met over the years has been a privilege.
Which three words would your friends use to describe your personality?
Reliable, loyal and trustworthy.
What’s your favourite word or phrase?
Work smart!
Salt and vinegar or cheese and onion?
Salt and vinegar.
Las Vegas is the best place John has ever visited because it’s where he went sky diving [Credit: Tookapic from Pixabay]
What’s the best gig you’ve ever been to?
Limp Bizkit.
What’s your hidden talent?
Being able to not disclose my hidden talent!
What’s your most prized possession?
Not a big possession person but I know I couldn’t cope without my phone, so I’ll say that.
What’s your favourite film?
That’s an easy one, it’s Top Gun!
Is there another job that you’ve always wanted to do?
Pilot.
Headphones are a travel essential for John
[Credit: Pexels from Pixabay]
Did Neil Armstrong really land on the moon, John wants to know [Credit: Sandid from Pixabay]
Where is the best place you’ve ever visited?
Tough one, but I would have to say Las Vegas as I went sky diving.
Which gadget couldn’t you live without?
Headphones, I need music when travelling.
If you could ask one person (living or dead) one question, what would you ask?
Neil Armstrong – “Was it real or just a hoax?”
