Michael celebrates 30 years of exemplary service with Monoroof

In an era where career longevity is increasingly rare, Michael has recently celebrated the extraordinary milestone of 30 years exemplary service with Monoroof.

Michael first joined us three decades ago as a trainee and is now our Managing Director, responsible for our overall performance.

Throughout his career Michael has helped us to navigate through both triumphs and challenges, demonstrating foresight and agility in the face of adversity. His experience and understanding of industry trends has enabled us to weather the storms, and pandemics, and emerge stronger and more resilient than before.

Michael has continued to develop our culture of inclusivity, collaboration and empowerment, creating an environment where every member of the team feels valued and supported. His mentorship and guidance has nurtured talent, developed future leaders and instilled a sense of purpose and pride in our workforce.

As we reflect on Michael’s 30 years of service, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and deepest gratitude for his invaluable contributions to Monoroof. Here’s to Michael and to many more years of continued success and prosperity.

A lot has changed since 1994 so we recently caught up with Michael to ask him a few questions about Monoroof, his role and life outside work.

What big changes have there been at Monoroof since 1994?

Like most industries, technology and innovation have played their part in streamlining how we operate here at Monoroof. Over the years we have continually adapted and moved with the times.

And what has stayed the same?

The culture at Monoroof has always been to provide a quality installation and professional service. This was instilled by our founder John Baker.

What is the best thing about your role as Managing Director?

The variety the role brings.

What do you like to do when you’re not at work?

I like to keep active. I play golf, go to the gym and mountain bike. I also have three sons who play football and various other sports which I follow closely.

If you could have a drink and a chat with a famous person from Bolton who would it be?

Jason Kenny

Do you have a favourite place and what do you love most about it?

I love Rivington and how it changes through the seasons.

Which football team do you support, if any?

Manchester United

What music do you listen to and who is your favourite band or artist?

I have an eclectic taste in music which varies from house/electric music to guitar music. On my current playlist is Camel Phat and Idles.