Introducing techUK’s AI and Data Analytics Leadership Committee for 2024-2026!

Wednesday 02 Oct 2024 @ 09:25
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Learn more about our 2024-2026 Committee!

techUK is delighted to announce the formation of our 2024-2026 AI and Data Analytics Leadership Committee.

The Committee will meet on a quarterly basis.

The Committee is the leadership body that will perform the following functions:

Steer techUK’s AI and data analytics work programme and agree priority issues and areas where specific action is needed to increase the adoption, deployment and use of AI and data analytics services across both the public and private sector.
Act as an “issue filter” to identify and prioritise issues relevant to the AI and data analytics industry that should be addressed by techUK.
Lead the responses required within relevant policy areas and act as a trusted sounding board for government and policy makers seeking input on AI and data analytics issues.
Work directly with external stakeholders and interact with other techUK groups on specific AI and data analytics industry issues.
Provide an authoritative and recognised voice on all AI and data analytics issues in the UK.

Representatives:

Chair: Arnav Joshi – Senior Technology Lawyer, Clifford Chance
Vice-chair: Alex Yip – CIO, Puritan AI
Andrew Burgess – CEO, Greenhouse AI
Ben Lyons – Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Darktrace
Carl Kinson – Director and General Manager – DXC Technology Strategy and Innovation, DXC Technology
Danilo Sato – Head of Data & AI, ThoughtWorks Ltd
David Price - Head of Business Development (Public Sector), Rackspace
Finbarr Murphy – CEO, Modular Data
Graham Halling – Director, Better Gov
Harvey Lewis – Partner, EY
Iain Mackay – Director, AI Safety and Government, Faculty
Jeremy Lilley – UK Government Affairs Manager, RELX
Jim Stamp – Head of Data, Made Tech
John Groom – Senior Associate, Baker McKenzie
Kayur Rughani – Managing Director, Accenture Data & AI, Accenture (UK)
Kieran Kalair – Principal Mathematical Consultant, Smith Institute
Kim Vigilia – Head of Strategy UK, NetCompany
Kirsty Biddiscombe – EMEA Business Lead AI, ML & Data Analytics, NetApp
Manish Garg - Director, VE3
Maria Axente – Responsible AI and AI for Good Lead, PwC
Markus Trengove – AI Policy Manager, GSK
Marta Mathew – Corporate Counsel, Amazon UK Services Ltd
Max Beverton-Palmer – Head of Public Policy UK, NVIDIA
Nada Aboserie – Senior Manager, Access Partnership
Pete Rai – Principal Engineer, Cisco
Pritesh Patel – Public Sector Leader, Databricks
Richard Ward – Government Affairs Director, IBM
Rowland Johnson – Founder and CEO, Sendient AI
Sarah Cameron – Legal Director, Pinsent Masons
Sharon Munday – Marketing Manager, Datacore
Simon de Timary – Head of Data & AI, BJSS
Simon McDougall – Executive Director, Technology Policy and Innovation, ZoomInfo
Susannah Odell - Government Affairs Manager, Microsoft
Tim McGarr – Market Development Manager (Digital), BSI Group
Tom Fowler – Principal Data Scientist, Kainos
Varun Sarin – Managing Consultant, Credera
Xin Chen – Business Development Director, Strategic Industry Sectors, Huawei

Channel website: http://www.techuk.org/

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