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Tony McGrail has a diverse range of work experience in the engineering and technology field. Tony started their career as a Teacher at the Ministry of Education in St. Kitts, where they taught math, physics, and computing as a VSO Volunteer. Later, they worked as an Engineer at National Grid Transco and specialized in transformers, breakers, and substation condition monitoring. At National Grid UK, McGrail continued their work as an Engineer and performed field tests and assessments on power transformers.

In 2002, McGrail joined Doble Engineering as the SFRA & TDR Products Manager, where they were responsible for product specification, marketing, sales, and support. Tony successfully took a $100k product to $2M despite increasing competition in the market. Afterward, McGrail worked at National Grid as the Manager of Asset Policy, where they provided strategic guidance and managed asset policies.

McGrail later returned to Doble Engineering as the Solutions Director for Asset Management and Monitoring Technology. In this role, they oversaw the development and implementation of monitoring devices and systems, with a focus on condition assessment and health indices in a risk management environment.

Additionally, McGrail served as the Local Network Chair at IET from 2010 to 2012, where they played a role in the local network's activities and events. Throughout their career, McGrail has demonstrated expertise in asset management, monitoring technology, and strategic direction in the engineering industry.

Tony McGrail completed their education history as follows:

- From 1995 to 2000, they pursued an MBA in MBA Stuff at The Open University.

- Between 1990 and 1994, they pursued a M.Sc./Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering at The University of Manchester.

- In 1984 and 1985, they attended the University of Leicester, where they obtained a Postgraduate Certificate in Education, specializing in Education.

- From 1979 to 1982, they pursued a B.Sc. in Physics at Durham University.

- No information is provided regarding their education from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute.