Tuesday 3rd October 2023 | 18:00 (BST) | Bleeding Heart - The Crypt
In the digital economy, the traditional boundaries between organisations and sectors diminish as information is shared and new products are fashioned around the end customer’s needs. The interrelationship between public and private businesses is also changing, driven by hyper-connectivity and hyper-personalisation.
In this fifth Community Programme event of 2023, we learn how collaboration can encourage innovation and growth from leading practitioners. Areas to be covered include:
Join us on the 3rd October to share your experiences and ambitions for the future as we continue our journey towards a digital economy.
Find out more about the speakers and our panellists
Charlotte is an accomplished global Digital & Technology leader with over 20 years’ experience delivering digital and operational transformation across a wide range of sectors in both FTSE 100 and privately held companies. She has a wealth of experience delivering digital strategy development, digital transformation, and developing high performing leadership teams. Charlotte is passionate about Women in Tech and participates in as many roundtables, mentoring programs and networking events as she can.Outside of work Charlotte lives with her husband and 3 young children who keep her busy! When she has a spare moment (rare!) she loves to take a spin on her Peloton bike!
A pioneer of today’s Internet in the seventies (at MIT) Roger Camrass has been helping organisations across the Globe harness the power of new technologies and methods for over five decades.
As a thought leader, business executive and part time academic, Roger has introduced a succession of innovations including digital networking in the seventies, outsourcing and call centres in the eighties, business reengineering and third generation mobile networks in the nineties, e-commerce in 2000 and more recently cloud and 5G.
Maureen Wedderburn is currently the Chair for the Medicines Manufacturing
Innovation Centre Supervisory Board at CPI and a coach and advisor to Biotech
and Digital start-up companies.
Maureen has over 35 years of experience predominantly in Healthcare as
a senior digital and technology executive, Her previous role was at GSK where
she was CIO and CTO for Global Manufacturing and Supply. She sat on the
leadership boards for Tech and Manufacturing and Supply for over 10 years and
managed the Risk and Oversight committee for Information Security.
Maureen lives with her husband in Scotland where she volunteers as chair for a
Therapeutic Garden Charity providing supporting for Mental Health in the local community.
She also chairs the advisory board for CIONET UK.
Martin Bellamy is Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the Restoration and Renewal of the Houses of Parliament. Martin has over 30 year’s experience of innovation, change programme leadership and running large technology operations. He has worked in the Technology, Financial Services, Higher Education, Media, Welfare, Healthcare, and Justice sectors. Martin is a director and trustee of the William Robinson Gravetye charity, and a liveryman of The Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, and a by-fellow at Hughes Hall (Cambridge College). Within the Government IT Profession, he was the first National Competency Lead for Delivery Management. He undertook a PhD in Cloud Computing in 2010 while he was leading ‘G-Cloud’, the UK Government’s cloud computing programme. Before joining Parliament Martin held CIO roles at the Financial Conduct Authority, Cambridge University and a number of central government departments. In his early career he was a technology executive at Thomson Reuters, KPMG, BT and the Ashridge Business School.
20 years of experience in advisory services across UK, US, Middle East and Asia Pacific.
Asheesh is focused on Digital Transformation space especially opportunities that organisations will have from convergence of cloud, mobility and analytics. His interest particularly lies in the areas of digital business model, customer experience, digital operations and digital workforce.
Experience in large scale Business and IT Transformation including Digital Transformation, Enterprise Architecture, Service transformation, Cost Optimization, Portfolio Rationalization, and IT Strategy.
Led transformational programmes in multiple sectors including Pharma, Retail, CPG, Telecom, Financial Services, Utilities, Drug discovery.
Led Digital Technology track for leading CPG player covering solution architecture, sourcing advisory, programme management for implementation of ecomm platform and technical design services Led Digital Strategy and Implementation Roadmap for leading 2 Wheel Auto giant
Supported Loyalty carve out firm in defining and implementing their Digital and technology roadmap that covered Digital technologies around web, mobile, integration with enterprise applications and infrastructure
Lead Partner for an IT strategy and 3 year transformation roadmap on behalf of a Global Pharmaceuticals company. The scope included delivery of the strategy, definition of the current and future state enterprise architecture and transition roadmap including emerging technologies, and the delivery of an IT organisation maturity assessment and recommendations.
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