Delivering Tangible Solutions For Real-World Issues

HEPN SOUTH 2023 AGENDA

HEPN is a unique, two-day learning and networking event which brings together the most inspirational leaders and transformational suppliers in the Higher Education sector to share cutting-edge insight, knowledge and experience. Our agenda is carefully curated to address the most relevant and emerging challenges in the sector.

HEPN South 2023

23rd - 24th November, Radisson Blu, Edwardian Hotel, Heathrow

Day 1
Day 2

23 November 2023

8:00 am - 8:55 am

Main Room

Registration
8:55 am - 9:05 am

Main Room

Chair's Opening Remarks

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

Welcome to the Higher Education Partnership Network (HEPN)
9:05 am - 9:25 am

Main Room

Increasing the value of the UK HE offering

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

Sir Timothy O’Shea

Emeritus Professor of Digital Education and former Principal & Vice Chancellor
University of Edinburgh

Against the backdrop of a testing economy, rising tuition fees, increased competition for international students, and changing regulatory frameworks are just some of the issues that UK higher education institutions must navigate…

Against the backdrop of a testing economy, rising tuition fees, increased competition for international students, and changing regulatory frameworks are just some of the issues that UK higher education institutions must navigate…

HE leaders recognise the need for revival. This scene setting panel will explore the key challenges facing the HE sector in 2023 and discuss possible solutions to ensure its continued success and. We will reveal the best practices and new strategies, from fostering innovation, promoting diversity and inclusivity, to enhancing global partnerships, and embracing emerging fields and technologies. By prioritising these initiatives, UK universities can reclaim their position as premier educational destinations, offering an enriching and globally competitive educational experience for students worldwide.

• How can education leaders build on the strengths of all parts of the UK higher education sector when institutions are faced by sharp financial constraints, increased regulatory burdens and political upheaval?

• In 2023, our system is too large, plural, how can we work towards a better relationship between the government and higher education, more joined-up engagement across institutions’ education, research and global partnerships and ultimately more common goals?

• How can HE leaders foster innovation, embrace the right technologies? While promoting diversity and inclusivity?

• Despite it likely being calmer than the 12 months gone by, with a general election looming, what should HE leaders be prioritising in 2023?
9:25 am - 9:50 am

Main Room

Fireside Chat

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

Mal Allerton

CIO & Executive Director of iSolutions
University of Southampton

How can we apply AI in a meaningful way?
9:50 am - 10:10 am

Main Room

AI & The Future of Education

Kirri Watson

National Accounts Manager & FE/HE Lead at Google
Google

During this keynote we will look towards the future of education and how AI plays a part in it.

We already know that effective use of technology in education can improve outcomes, increase accessibility and be more sustainable. Ho...

During this keynote we will look towards the future of education and how AI plays a part in it.

We already know that effective use of technology in education can improve outcomes, increase accessibility and be more sustainable. However, the power of AI means that we’re able to transform teaching and learning. We can make learning personal, allow educators the time they need to do what they do best and give students the tools they need to become lifelong learners.

The world is evolving and how and what we learn is changing too…
10:15 am - 10:40 am

Main Room

Dragons' Den

Our signature ‘Dragons’ Den’ session provides each solution provider with an opportunity to deliver a short pitch, explaining why they are here and how their services can help tackle some of the sector’s ongoing challenges.
...

Our signature ‘Dragons’ Den’ session provides each solution provider with an opportunity to deliver a short pitch, explaining why they are here and how their services can help tackle some of the sector’s ongoing challenges.
10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Main Room

Coffee Break and Business Meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
12:05 pm - 12:25 pm

Main Room

Assuring competence and confidence for employability

Martin Perfect

Director of Student Employability
University of Gloucestershire

This presentation delves into the strategies that institutions can employ to ensure the competence and confidence of students for successful employability. It will explore practical approaches, including experiential learning opportuniti...

This presentation delves into the strategies that institutions can employ to ensure the competence and confidence of students for successful employability. It will explore practical approaches, including experiential learning opportunities, career development programs, industry partnerships, and skill-focused curriculum design.

How can we equip students with the necessary competencies and instil confidence, ensuring our graduates can excel in the competitive job market and thrive in their chosen careers?
12:30 pm - 12:50 pm

Main Room

Setting up your Higher Education transformation for business adoption success

Keith Miller

SAP Change and Training Team Lead
NTT DATA Business Solutions UK&I

• Removing politics through a clear adoption vision and plan, supported top down bottom up
• Making the business case easier to digest (where appropriate (not commercially sensitive parts)), so the plan becomes meaningful to al...

• Removing politics through a clear adoption vision and plan, supported top down bottom up
• Making the business case easier to digest (where appropriate (not commercially sensitive parts)), so the plan becomes meaningful to all levels
• Move away from IT led engagements and promote business sponsorship
12:55 pm - 1:15 pm

Main Room

Widening access to education

Maggie Leggett

Director of External Relations
Queen Mary University, London

By actively working towards widening access, universities can contribute to a more diverse and inclusive higher education landscape, empowering individuals from all backgrounds to pursue their educational aspirations.

This session...

By actively working towards widening access, universities can contribute to a more diverse and inclusive higher education landscape, empowering individuals from all backgrounds to pursue their educational aspirations.

This session highlights the importance of addressing barriers, promoting equal opportunities, and providing tailored support to disadvantaged students.
1:15 pm - 2:00 pm

Main Room

Networking Lunch

An opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers to talk over the learnings from the event. Lunch is served buffet style and a range of options are available to cater for different dietary requirements.
2:05 pm - 2:25 pm

Main Room

Third party breaches from a legal and operational perspective

Mark Cunningham-Dickie

Senior Incident Responder
Quorum Cyber

Steven Hadwin

Director and Head of Operations, Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity
Norton Rose Fulbright

Charlie Weston-Simons

Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright

Third-party data breaches have become a serious threat to housing associations. For some time, cybercriminals have attempted to infiltrate third-party contractors as an indirect route to attack their primary target. In this session, Quor...

Third-party data breaches have become a serious threat to housing associations. For some time, cybercriminals have attempted to infiltrate third-party contractors as an indirect route to attack their primary target. In this session, Quorum Cyber’s Senior Incident Responder, Mark Cunningham-Dickie will explain the nature of the threats, the risks and how to minimise them.

Mark will be joined by Charlie Weston Simons from leading law firm Norton Rose Fulbright who will cover the legal and regulatory aspects of a cyber incident of this kind so that you can overcome the challenges and thrive.

You’re welcome to ask Mark and Charlie any questions in the Q&A.

Key learning points:

• What to do to minimise the risks of third-party breaches

• How to respond if you think your organisation has been breached

• Who to talk to and what to say

• Who not to talk to and what to avoid saying
2:25 pm - 2:45 pm

Main Room

Embedding sustainability throughout the university

Kelly Williams

Executive Head of Operational Estates and Facilities
University of Wales, Trinity Saint David

Mohammed Aufogul

Head of Technical Design and Delivery
University College London

How can we embed sustainability principles throughout universities, with a focus on carbon reduction, energy consumption, and minimising environmental impact?

Fostering a culture of environmental stewardship can help to make subst...

How can we embed sustainability principles throughout universities, with a focus on carbon reduction, energy consumption, and minimising environmental impact?

Fostering a culture of environmental stewardship can help to make substantial strides in creating a greener, more sustainable future while inspiring the next generation of eco-conscious leaders.

We will explore practical strategies to integrate sustainability into campus operations, curricula, and student engagement initiatives.
2:55 pm - 3:15 pm

Main Room

Redefining the future of education through digital transformation

Robin Gardner

Strategic Services Director
Xtravirt

As IT accelerates in this era of AI, cross-cloud services and big data, join Xtravirt as we share real examples of how universities are evolving to embrace these new opportunities. Challenged by skills shortages, financial constraints, t...

As IT accelerates in this era of AI, cross-cloud services and big data, join Xtravirt as we share real examples of how universities are evolving to embrace these new opportunities. Challenged by skills shortages, financial constraints, the risk of ransomware and the ever-present burden of technical debt, discover how universities and commercial organisations are navigating their own pathway to becoming cloud smart.

Key learning points:
Join us to understand more about the pitfalls to avoid and the strategies to accelerate success, so you too can realise technology’s game-changing benefits:

• Expand hybrid learning capabilities
• Improve collaboration
• Deliver sustainability
• Strengthen security
3:20 pm - 3:40 pm

Main Room

Education 4.0: Unleashing Innovation, Resilience, and Human Potential

Michael Conlon

Education Transformation Consultant
XMA

Explore how students and educators can leverage technology to build resilience in a period of accelerated digital innovation. If technology can carve out time for us to ask better questions, we can strive to be more human, elevating our ...

Explore how students and educators can leverage technology to build resilience in a period of accelerated digital innovation. If technology can carve out time for us to ask better questions, we can strive to be more human, elevating our uniqueness in being better communicators and better collaborators. We will redefine, in a new world obsessed with AI, exactly what we mean when we talk about “Assistive Technologies”. Education 4.0 compels us to forge a new relationship with technology, ensuring that it becomes our ally in connecting authentically to learning experiences and each other. It calls for a strategic integration of technology, allowing us to address both educational challenges and the societal issues of our time. It asks us to develop our students’ digital skills so that they are useful in their future workplaces. Together, we will explore strategies to empower students and foster a human centric approach to education.
3:45 pm - 5:00 pm

Main Room

Coffee Break and Business Meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
5:05 pm - 5:35 pm

Main Room

Taking care of hearts and minds

Prof. Arad Reisberg

Professor of Corporate Law and Finance
Brunel University, London

Mark Bramwell

Chief Information Officer
University of Oxford

In this session, Mark and Arad will share their personal stories of a time where health and wellbeing wasn’t prioritised, and what the consequence of that neglect was.

The aim is help you as leaders to understand how to look aft...

In this session, Mark and Arad will share their personal stories of a time where health and wellbeing wasn’t prioritised, and what the consequence of that neglect was.

The aim is help you as leaders to understand how to look after yourselves and others in your organisation, so that you can be happier and more productive!
5:35 pm - 5:40 pm

Main Room

Chair's Closing Remarks
5:40 pm - 7:30 pm

Main Room

Hotel Check-in/Free Time
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Main Room

Drinks Reception & Networking Dinner
12:30 pm - 12:50 pm

Breakout Room 1

AI for Education: Enhancing Productivity and Learning Outcomes

Abdullah Abdelghafar

Digital Workplace Consultant
SoftwareOne

Joe Morley

Technical Evangelist
SoftwareOne

This presentation will explore the potential capabilities of AI for education, highlighting how educators can enhance learning outcomes and craft immersive learning experiences that align with educational objectives. This presentation wi...

This presentation will explore the potential capabilities of AI for education, highlighting how educators can enhance learning outcomes and craft immersive learning experiences that align with educational objectives. This presentation will also delve into the functionalities of Microsoft Copilot, an AI-driven digital assistant designed to foster creativity, enhance productivity, and elevate collaboration
2:55 pm - 3:15 pm

Breakout Room 1

Supporting Student Success: Harnessing The Power of the TE Academic Operations Platform

Matt Dalton

UK Commercial Director
TimeEdit

The TimeEdit vision entails a revolutionary transformation in the way Universities manage their academic programmes and resource allocations. We aim to achieve this by offering a dynamic, cloud-based platform that can be tailored to a cl...

The TimeEdit vision entails a revolutionary transformation in the way Universities manage their academic programmes and resource allocations. We aim to achieve this by offering a dynamic, cloud-based platform that can be tailored to a clients needs. We understand the major challenge in academic IT systems is data quality. Often due to the disjointed nature of these systems, which only partially address common stumbling blocks. This lack of unified and dependable data source leads to inconsistent data exchange, increased costs, manual processes, and unfavourable business outcomes. Without robust and accurate data quality, realising the full potential of the ambitious platform becomes insurmountable.

Key points:
– Data-driven decision-making
– Resource optimisation
– Student-centric and Academic Excellence
– Financial awareness
– Academic Excellence
– Operational Efficiency
12:55 pm - 1:15 pm

Breakout Room 1

The ripple effects of the digital economy

Ariel Ezrachi

Director
Oxford University Centre for Competition Law and Policy

The digital economy is a central driver for present and future prosperity. It has transformed market dynamics, business models and innovation. Alongside the many benefits, these changes also present new challenges related to competition,...

The digital economy is a central driver for present and future prosperity. It has transformed market dynamics, business models and innovation. Alongside the many benefits, these changes also present new challenges related to competition, welfare, and user autonomy.

The presentation will explore the ways in which changes in market dynamics and power, led to the rise of business models and innovation that may undermine user welfare. We will discuss user manipulation, data harvesting and targeting, and the way these strategies are pursued despite their impact on autonomy, attention, decision making and mental health.

For universities, countering these effects requires innovation in teaching, examining and student support.
3:20 pm - 3:40 pm

Breakout Room 1

Connecting the value of student and employee experience

Leatham Green

Transformation Director
Oracle

Over the last few years, employee expectations have changed drastically and changed for good. Students and employees want to know that their voices are heard and there is a purpose to what they do and treated as an individual with unique...

Over the last few years, employee expectations have changed drastically and changed for good. Students and employees want to know that their voices are heard and there is a purpose to what they do and treated as an individual with unique traits and aspirations.

In this session we will explore how leading organisations are re-imagining and redesigning their employee experience and connecting it to the student experience in order to enhance productivity and business efficiency.

Key learning points:
– What is Employee Experience and Why It Matters
– How to connect the student and employee experience
– Why Self-serve is key to empowering our Employees
– How to maximise the impact of your employee experience
12:55 pm - 1:15 pm

Breakout Room 2

How do we build a global strategy?

Dr Tola Adesina

Associate Provost (Global Engagement)
University of Derby

Join us in this dynamic presentation as we delve into the critical realm of global strategy for UK universities.

We will explore strategic leadership of global engagement, emphasising vital aspects such as cultivating internationa...

Join us in this dynamic presentation as we delve into the critical realm of global strategy for UK universities.

We will explore strategic leadership of global engagement, emphasising vital aspects such as cultivating international partnerships, fostering global impact initiatives, nurturing recruitment collaborations, and empowering transformative global mobility experiences.

How can we ensure a welcoming and inclusive environment that enriches a student’s academic journey and foster lifelong connections between them and our institutions?

24 November 2023

9:05 am - 9:10 am

Main Room

Chair's Opening Remarks
9:10 am - 9:35 am

Main Room

Elevating international student experience

Chris Wigginton

Pro-Vice Chancellor, Global and Academic Partnerships
Sheffield Hallam University

John Schless

Head of Student Experience
Royal College of Arts

Drawing on successful initiatives, the session will explore strategies such as mentorship programmes, cultural integration activities, language support, and international partnerships.

Implementing these approaches can allow unive...

Drawing on successful initiatives, the session will explore strategies such as mentorship programmes, cultural integration activities, language support, and international partnerships.

Implementing these approaches can allow universities to create a welcoming and enriching environment that fosters cross cultural understanding, supports academic success, and strengthens their reputation as premier destinations for international students.
9:40 am - 10:00 am

Main Room

Unlocking the Power of Generation Z in Education-Marketing
Xenia Muether

Founder and CEO
Pink Orange
For years, the spotlight has been on millennials as the primary drivers of consumer spending. However, as we’ve been focusing on one demographic, Generation Z has quietly emerged as a formidable market force. Far from just teenager...

For years, the spotlight has been on millennials as the primary drivers of consumer spending. However, as we’ve been focusing on one demographic, Generation Z has quietly emerged as a formidable market force. Far from just teenagers infatuated with their phones, Gen Z is now a significant player in the market, and understanding how to engage and market to them is essential for sustained success in the higher education sector.

Xenia will delve into the unique characteristics and preferences of Generation Z, particularly in the context of education-marketing tactics. Over the last few years, Gen Z has evolved into a discerning consumer group with distinct values, communication styles, and expectations. To effectively tap into this demographic, it’s crucial for marketers and educators alike to comprehend what makes them tick.

Understanding Gen Z: Exploring the defining traits, values, and behaviours that set Generation Z apart from previous generations.

Digital Natives: Analysing how Gen Z’s digital upbringing influences their decision-making process and engagement preferences.

Education-Marketing Strategies: Highlighting effective tactics to reach and resonate with Gen Z in the education sector, from recruitment to retention.

Personalisation and Authenticity: Emphasising the importance of personalised and authentic communication in capturing the attention and loyalty of Gen Z.
10:05 am - 10:25 am

Main Room

Juniper Networks Partnering with Telent - The modern network - enabling cloud migration and digital transformation

Jordan Fenton

Business Development Representative
Juniper Networks Partnering with Telent

The presentation will introduce the latest advances in wired and wireless networks for Universities and how these are best placed to support the migration to cloud based applications, enable digital transformation projects and deliver wo...

The presentation will introduce the latest advances in wired and wireless networks for Universities and how these are best placed to support the migration to cloud based applications, enable digital transformation projects and deliver world class IT networks to attract students and research projects. Additionally the presentation will explore the use of AI Ops to enhance the user experience, reduce the cost of support and improve the time to resolve issues, allowing IT teams to focus more on strategic projects by spending less time keeping the lights on.
10:30 am - 11:30 am

Main Room

Coffee Break and Business Meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
11:35 am - 11:55 am

Main Room

Leveraging AI to support student success

Denise Whitelock

Director, Institute of Educational Technology
The Open University

What are the practical applications of AI?

Adaptive learning platforms, intelligent tutoring systems, and personalised feedback mechanisms can all be enhanced through AI.

This session will highlight the role of AI tools, su...

What are the practical applications of AI?

Adaptive learning platforms, intelligent tutoring systems, and personalised feedback mechanisms can all be enhanced through AI.

This session will highlight the role of AI tools, such as ChatGPT, in unlocking new possibilities for fostering student engagement, improving learning outcomes, and creating a more efficient and effective educational environment.
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm

Main Room

Panel Discussion: Student engagement: managing the changes in expectations

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

Prof. Mohammad Ali

Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean
Anglia Ruskin University

Gunter Saunders

Associate Director of Digital Engagement and Library Services
University of Westminster

Frederique Bouilheres

Deputy Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor
Faculty of Social Sciences

How can we effectively manage the evolving expectations of students, encompassing teaching and learning quality, educational outcomes, and future employability prospects?

This closing panel will delve into strategies that foster a...

How can we effectively manage the evolving expectations of students, encompassing teaching and learning quality, educational outcomes, and future employability prospects?

This closing panel will delve into strategies that foster active student participation, collaborative learning, and inclusive educational environments.

By prioritising student engagement, universities can cultivate a vibrant educational ecosystem that empowers students, encourages personal growth, and prepares them to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
12:45 pm - 12:50 pm

Main Room

Chair's Closing Remarks
12:50 pm - 1:30 pm

Main Room

Networking Lunch

An opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers to talk over the learnings from the event. Lunch is served buffet style and a range of options are available to cater for different dietary requirements.
10:05 am - 10:25 am

Breakout Room 1

Doctor Who? How Science (not Fiction) can enrich your student experience

Adam Powell

Director of Client Success and Strategy (UK, Europe, Middle East & Africa)
Symplicity

Marking 60 years to the day of the first episode of Doctor Who being aired, this light-hearted yet informative session will take you on a journey combining tenuous TV trivia from the longest running sci-fi series in history to less trivi...

Marking 60 years to the day of the first episode of Doctor Who being aired, this light-hearted yet informative session will take you on a journey combining tenuous TV trivia from the longest running sci-fi series in history to less trivial stories from higher education partners across the UK and Europe. Hear how Symplicity solutions are underpinning the student experience: from unifying student engagement and managing conduct to supporting mental health and improving graduate outcomes. So fasten your seatbelts, grab your sonic screwdriver and let’s change students’ worlds for the better and exterminate out-dated practices along the way!
10:05 am - 10:25 am

Breakout Room 2

The future is here! Putting generative AI and Data Analytics into practice to impact student success

Jamie Middle

Client Director
Solutionpath

Ronan Grimes

UK Sales Manager
Kortext

The use of AI and data analytics is increasing at speed in higher education, proving to be valuable tools to help improve student engagement and the student experience. In this session, we look at how generative AI technologies and data ...

The use of AI and data analytics is increasing at speed in higher education, proving to be valuable tools to help improve student engagement and the student experience. In this session, we look at how generative AI technologies and data analytics feature in the future of student support, teaching and learning. Join this session to find out how you can put these technologies to use in your current practice and impact student outcomes now.

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Delivering Tangible Solutions For Real-World Issues

Delivering Tangible Solutions For Real-World Issues

HEPN SOUTH 2023 AGENDA

HEPN South 202323rd - 24th November, Radisson Blu, Edwardian Hotel, Heathrow

23 November 2023

8:00 am - 8:55 am

Main Room

Registration

8:55 am - 9:05 am

Main Room

Chair's Opening Remarks

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer University of Lincoln

9:05 am - 9:25 am

Main Room

Increasing the value of the UK HE offering

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer University of Lincoln

Sir Timothy O’Shea

Emeritus Professor of Digital Education and former Principal & Vice Chancellor University of Edinburgh

9:25 am - 9:50 am

Main Room

Fireside Chat

Chris Green

Chief Digital Officer University of Lincoln

Mal Allerton

CIO & Executive Director of iSolutions University of Southampton

9:50 am - 10:10 am

Main Room

AI & The Future of Education

Kirri Watson

National Accounts Manager & FE/HE Lead at Google Google

10:15 am - 10:40 am

Main Room

Dragons' Den

10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Main Room

Coffee Break and Business Meetings

12:05 pm - 12:25 pm

Main Room

Assuring competence and confidence for employability

Martin Perfect

Director of Student Employability University of Gloucestershire

12:30 pm - 12:50 pm

Main Room

Setting up your Higher Education transformation for business adoption success

Keith Miller

SAP Change and Training Team Lead NTT DATA Business Solutions UK&I

12:55 pm - 1:15 pm

Main Room

Widening access to education

Maggie Leggett

Director of External Relations Queen Mary University, London

1:15 pm - 2:00 pm

Main Room

Networking Lunch

2:05 pm - 2:25 pm

Main Room

Third party breaches from a legal and operational perspective

Mark Cunningham-Dickie

Senior Incident Responder Quorum Cyber

Steven Hadwin

Director and Head of Operations, Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity Norton Rose Fulbright

Charlie Weston-Simons

Partner Norton Rose Fulbright

2:25 pm - 2:45 pm

Main Room

Embedding sustainability throughout the university

Kelly Williams

Executive Head of Operational Estates and Facilities University of Wales, Trinity Saint David

Mohammed Aufogul

Head of Technical Design and Delivery University College London

2:55 pm - 3:15 pm

Main Room

Redefining the future of education through digital transformation

Robin Gardner

Strategic Services Director Xtravirt

3:20 pm - 3:40 pm

Main Room

Education 4.0: Unleashing Innovation, Resilience, and Human Potential

Michael Conlon

HEPN South 2023

23rd - 24th November, Radisson Blu, Edwardian Hotel, Heathrow

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

Emeritus Professor of Digital Education and former Principal & Vice Chancellor
University of Edinburgh

Chief Digital Officer
University of Lincoln

CIO & Executive Director of iSolutions
University of Southampton

National Accounts Manager & FE/HE Lead at Google
Google

Director of Student Employability
University of Gloucestershire

SAP Change and Training Team Lead
NTT DATA Business Solutions UK&I

Director of External Relations
Queen Mary University, London

Senior Incident Responder
Quorum Cyber

Director and Head of Operations, Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity
Norton Rose Fulbright

Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright

Executive Head of Operational Estates and Facilities
University of Wales, Trinity Saint David

Head of Technical Design and Delivery
University College London

Strategic Services Director
Xtravirt

Education Transformation Consultant
XMA

Professor of Corporate Law and Finance
Brunel University, London

Chief Information Officer
University of Oxford

Digital Workplace Consultant
SoftwareOne

Technical Evangelist
SoftwareOne

UK Commercial Director
TimeEdit

Director
Oxford University Centre for Competition Law and Policy

Transformation Director
Oracle

Associate Provost (Global Engagement)
University of Derby

Pro-Vice Chancellor, Global and Academic Partnerships
Sheffield Hallam University

Head of Student Experience
Royal College of Arts

Founder and CEO
Pink Orange

Business Development Representative
Juniper Networks Partnering with Telent