Peter Marsh is a lecturer and writer on 21st century manufacturing and is best known for his book The New Industrial Revolution: Consumers, Globalization and the End of Mass Production. In his book, Marsh explores 250 years of manufacturing and analyzes the characteristics of the industrial revolution taking place right now. He reveals the main changes happening in today’s manufacturing, such as developments in technology, a greater emphasis on tailor-made goods targeted at industry users and specific individuals, the growing importance of sustainable production and participation of more countries in world manufacturing. Marsh knows these changes are important for both consumers and for manufacturers assessing how to participate successfully in the new industrial era. Marsh also founded Made Here Now, a website focused on UK manufacturing and increasing youth involvement in this field. The website’s innovative approach has been well-received and been supported by about 70 groups such as think tanks, businesses and banks.

Marsh gives speeches on the new opportunities in manufacturing all across the world. His insight on the manufacturing world is noteworthy because his topics are so varied and wide-ranging. Marsh can speak to industry professionals on keys to success, new trends in manufacturing and the digital future. He has given dozens of speeches at universities and conferences like the Financial Times Annual Manufacturing Summit and The Future Manufacturing Seminar. For 30 years, Marsh worked at the Financial Times, where he was manufacturing editor. He has the knowledge and decades of experience to present captivating concepts to audiences who share the same passion for manufacturing.