In this webinar, Paul Westmore, CDIO at Swansea University representing Higher Education, and Craig Walker, Director of HEdway Group Ltd representing industry, share their expertise on how to digitally scale your organisation. Whether you are just beginning your digital transformation project or looking to enhance your current strategies, this team has a proven track record on delivering solutions on time and on budget. They're here to share their insights and tips for helpful resources with you. About our speakers
Paul Westmore
- Chief Digital and Information Officer at Swansea University
Paul joined Swansea University in February 2022 he has extensive experience within the Higher Education sector having come from Plymouth University where he was IT Director for 8 years and successfully led their digital transformation strategy. Paul has worked at senior levels within both the public and private sectors including retail, banking, software engineering and central government with a proven track record of building cross functional teams to deliver major change programmes.
Since Paul's arrival he has put in place the University's Digital Strategy, re- organised the IT department to professional service delivery. This has included the introduction of a new Cyber Security team, Business Partner team, a larger and reformed Service Desk team, Change Control team and Contracts team.
Craig Walker
- Director of HEdway Group Ltd
Craig Walker operates a network of people working at higher education institutions who are committed to people-centred transformational change. His career started in digital control systems engineering in industrial contexts, then technology strategy with McKinsey & Company, followed by leadership of successful transformation programmes across a range of commercial and public contexts. He now focuses exclusively on higher education, having held leadership posts including director of timetabling and strategic lead for education infrastructure development. He is the recipient of two President's Awards from Imperial College Union, the students Union of Imperial College London and volunteers for the charity Employment Autism where he has been co-chair from 2018 to 2024.
