35Bn EUR market cap. Provides information, software and services that deliver vital insights, intelligent tools and subject-matter expertise to healthcare, tax, finance, legal and regulatory professionals. Successful B2B transformation from paper based to an Expert Solutions SaaS business (90%+ recurrent revenues now). CEO Nancy McKinstry is repeatedly among HBR Best-Performing CEOs in the World.

Novartis is a top 30 company globally. Re-imagining medicine, powered by data science and digital technology. Focused on reducing time to get drugs to market by 2+ years, reaching 2x as many patients 2x as fast, and drastically simplifying operations.This has been one of the most important and disruptive challenges there is, with massive scale to support our bold ambitions ($10Bn R&D p.a., $200bn market cap, impacting 800 million lives, ‘unbossed’ team). We have been making bold moves and firmly believe we can't do this alone - hence our network of Biomes and 30+ partnerships, including with Amazon, Microsoft and Tencent.

Electrocomponents is a FTSE 100 company (market cap grew 7x, from £800MM to £5.6Bn since mid 2015, 60+% transacted digitally). Through its global brands of RS Components and Allied Electronics, it is the world's leading high service distributor for engineers. Member of the Audit, Nomination and Remuneration Committees. (www.electrocomponents.com)

Started as Chief Digital Officer of Home Retail Group PLC, a FTSE company with 50,000 colleagues and brands like Argos, Habitat and Homebase. Took on day to day responsibility for the overall commercial and financial performance of the Argos digital business (a £2.5bn P&L), and led a major transformation of the business. Argos became the 3nd most visited online retailer in the UK, with 15%+ YoY growth online, unique 'Hub & Spoke' fulfillment capabilities and market beating offerings like Fast Track Delivery and 60 second pick-up (NPS of 81). First to hit £1Bn on mobile (ahead of Amazon), 12MM app downloads, a network of modernised digital stores and partnerships with the likes of eBay. Most importantly, its culture has become incredibly entrepreneurial. Also responsible for the Argos catalogue, 10+ Studios, and the end to end customer experience of Home Deliveries, Click & Collect, Fast Track, and In-Stores. I ran the IT teams before bringing on board a top class CTO in 2015. Responsible for the Marketing teams, including Own Brands (£1.5Bn). In 2016, we sold Homebase to Westfarmers and HRG got acquired by Sainsbury's at a 75% premium. I joined the newly formed Sainsbury's Argos management team and its operating board, helping drive the integration of the two businesses.Ranked as 11th most influential etailer globally.

Grew the digital business from 20% to 50% in top 5 EMI markets (UK, US, Japan, France, Germany). Led the digital & marketing teams globally across 27 markets, with activities ranging from artist launches (incl. The Beatles on iTunes) to the deployment of digital platforms, supporting streaming partnerships with the likes of Spotify and Google, or aggressively improving monetization of the core catalogue.Initiated a broader revamp of how we launch artists, better manage marketing spent, and extend the revenue base beyond recording (i.e. live, merchandizing, brand deals, synch). Drove innovation and new digital formats, i.e. launched OpenEMI, an initiative that allows app developers to work with artist content. 500 start-ups are actively using EMI’s APIs, with 50 commercial proposals coming out of it (bitly.com/UiTSml).Reported to Strategy EVP and Global CEO. Acquired by Universal Music.

Built largest social community for ‘bragging, boasting and daring’. Attracted 70,000 content generators reaching over 7 million viewers each month. Winner 'Viral Grand Prix' of the Edinburgh International Television Festival | Worked on a project for a Bragster TV format with Endemol | Red Herring top 100 tech companies of 2008 and 2009.Monetization: running highly integrated campaigns for brands like adidas, Hasbro, MTV, Britvic, Sony, Nissan, movie studios, etc . VC backed. Sold to Guinness World Records (part of the Jim Pattison Group). Fully integrated in GWR since August 2010 and still at the core of its digital business.

Based in Seattle, started as Sr Financial Analyst. Projects included leading new country expansion plan, a drastic review of Amazon's online marketing channels, and running the Weekly Business Review (led by Jeff Bezos).As of mid 2004, helped build Amazon’s DVD Rental business (now Prime Video) and the Subscription business from scratch (now at the core of Amazon Prime - with over 150m members). Moved to London to launch and deploy the business in Europe and ultimately owned the full P&L. More recently (since 2019): leading a key strategic partnership between Novartis and Amazon (under the leadership of Andy Jassy on the Amazon front).

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