To make the most of your techUK website experience, please login or register for your free account here.
The InterOp-Pol initiative is member-led and aims to change commercial behaviour and mindset with regards to interoperability challenges, by facilitating the development of a charter. The charter is by industry and for industry and outlines a company’s commitment to openness and interoperability.
This is an elected group compiled of techUK members. To find out more about the election process and timetable, please contact the group managers below.
Members:
Alan Anderson, Director, Exception
Clare Elford, CEO, Clue Software (Chair)
Clare Moseley, Product Manager, Sopra Steria
Damian Tambirasa, Home Office & Police Account Technical Leader, IBM
Damon Ugargol, Executive Consultant, CACI
Dan Sims, Account Director, NEC Software Solutions
David Humphrey, Director, Governance, Product & Information Management - Microfocus
David Tonks, Digital Transformation Consultant, Capita
James Searle, Client Director for Homeland Security, Computacenter
Marc Lees, Director of Digital Evidence Solutions, Magnet Forensics
Matthew Joule, Enterprise Account Executive, Service Now
Moira Roberts, Police Lead, Cloud Gateway
Nathalie Lester, Business Development Manager, Leidos UK
Paul Young, Head of Learning & Futures, Blue Lights Digital
Phillip Ridley, Business Development Consultant, 1Spatial
Robert Leach, Director, R Leach Consulting (Co vice-chair)
Robin Sanderson, Senior Systems Engineer, Principle One
Sebastian Uhlig, Managing Consultant, Informed Solutions
Sharad Rathi, General Manager, HCL
Simon Hall, CEO, Coeus Software
Steve Norris, Police Market Director, Salesforce (Co vice-chair)
Georgie joined techUK as the Justice and Emergency Services (JES) Programme Manager in March 2020, then becoming Head of Programme in January 2022.
Georgie leads techUK's engagement and activity across our blue light and criminal justice services, engaging with industry and stakeholders to unlock innovation, problem solve, future gaze and highlight the vital role technology plays in the delivery of critical public safety and justice services. The JES programme represents suppliers by creating a voice for those who are selling or looking to break into and navigate the blue light and criminal justice markets.
Prior to joining techUK, Georgie spent 4 and a half years managing a Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) in Westminster. She worked closely with the Metropolitan Police and London borough councils to prevent and reduce the impact of crime on the business community. Her work ranged from the impact of low-level street crime and anti-social behaviour on the borough, to critical incidents and violent crime.
Cinzia joined techUK in August 2023 as the Justice and Emergency Services (JES) Programme Manager.
The JES programme represents suppliers, championing their interests in the blue light and criminal justice markets, whether they are established entities or newcomers seeking to establish their presence.
Prior to join techUK, Cinzia held positions within the third and public sectors, managing international and multi-disciplinary projects and funding initiatives. Cinzia has a double MA degree in European Studies from the University of Göttingen (Germany) and the University of Udine (Italy), with a focus on politics and international relations.
Georgina is techUK’s Associate Director for Local Public Services
Georgina works with suppliers that are active or looking to break into the market as well as with local public services to create the conditions for meaningful transformation. techUK regularly bring together local public services and supplier community to horizon scan and explore how the technologies of today and tomorrow can help solve some of the most pressing problems our communities face and improve outcomes for our people and places.
Prior to techUK, Georgina worked for a public policy events company where she managed the policy briefing division and was responsible for generating new ideas for events that would add value to the public sector. Georgina worked across a number of portfolios from education, criminal justice, and health but had a particular interest in public sector transformation and technology. Georgina also led on developing relationships across central and local government.
If you’d like to learn more about techUK, or want to get involved, get in touch.
