Ann worked for the BBC in London as a camerawoman for 15 years where she operated cameras on a wide range of studio, location and outside broadcast programmes. During this time Ann studied mathematics and computing with the Open University and enjoyed studying so much that she left the BBC to study full-time at Aberdeen University. Four years, and a First Class Honours Degree in Zoology later, Ann wasn't quite ready to return to work so went to the Macaulay Institute. Three years, and an MPhil in Zoology later, Ann decided to join Satrosphere Science Centre as an Explainer.
Ann was promoted to Shows Manager and then to Shows and Outreach Manager at Satrosphere. This meant she got to travel all over the North of Scotland delivering science workshops in schools and at science festivals and events.
Ann then moved to TechFest-SetPoint to set up and deliver their new primary outreach programme. During this time, Ann received a newsletter from the K'NEX User Group which contained an article titled "Earning money from K'NEX". And, as they say, the rest is history...
So, that is how Ann got to where she is now: just starting the 9th year of running K'NEXT Generation and looking forward to visiting your school or event...
To find out more visit Ann's LinkedIn profile.