Gary Lynch Email & Phone Number

Epsom, Gb

The Help to Grow: Management Course was launched by the Prime Minister in 2021 to provide small and medium businesses with leadership support. As a business mentor I will be helping small businesses grow through one-to-one mentoring and support.

Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom

Re-universe (previously Cryptocycle) is an organisation created to tackle one of the biggest environmental challenges we face today - waste. Reward4Waste is their first solution - an app based platform that increases good citizen recycling behaviour through clarity, trust and engagement, and then rewards users for their good recycling behaviour. The secure system uses unique coding for transparency, traceability and accountability with green blockchain and AI technology that brings… Show more Re-universe (previously Cryptocycle) is an organisation created to tackle one of the biggest environmental challenges we face today - waste. Reward4Waste is their first solution - an app based platform that increases good citizen recycling behaviour through clarity, trust and engagement, and then rewards users for their good recycling behaviour. The secure system uses unique coding for transparency, traceability and accountability with green blockchain and AI technology that brings richer data, modelling and insights, helping businesses achieve their EPR and DRS targets.Reward4Waste can capture any item with a unique code, from soft drinks (with their pioneering digital DRS), food containers, textiles and tyres - the opportunities are endless.No more opaque provenance. No more confused recyclers. No more contaminated collections. No more fuzzy numbers. www.reward4waste.com Show less

Qatar, Oman & Namibia

Retained by GS1 AISBL to mentor and guide the boards of newly formed GS1 local organisations (initially in Qatar, Namibia and Oman). Acting as a mentor to the board and the CEO, the role is to contribute to the overall success of start up GS1 organisations, help develop good governance practices whist ensuring that the statutes of GS1 are adhered to.

Brussels, Brussels Region, Belgium

GS1 is governed by a management board composed of key leaders and drivers from multi-nationals, retailers, manufacturers and GS1 Member Organisations.The Internal Compliance Committee of GS1 ensures that every GS1 organisations complies with the statures and regulations of the organisation.

Brussels, Brussels Region, Belgium

In Europe, the 48 Member Organisations that make up GS1 in Europe cooperate daily with local partners to develop and support the implementation of standards that make businesses grow. The Regional Executive committee is an appointed sub committee of the board that devises the strategy, annual operating plan and budget and monitors the progress of the various GS1 in Europe programmes on behalf of the board

London, United Kingdom

Online, in store and on the ward, GS1 UK helps organisations to uniquely identify, and track anything, anywhere.As a part of a neutral, global organisation, GS1 brings its 2m+ members in over 114 independent GS1 organisations together to address industry problems that companies can’t solve by themselvesFor over 40 years we have always been at the forefront of innovation and progress. In the 70s we pioneered the current universal system for bar coding that helped transform the… Show more Online, in store and on the ward, GS1 UK helps organisations to uniquely identify, and track anything, anywhere.As a part of a neutral, global organisation, GS1 brings its 2m+ members in over 114 independent GS1 organisations together to address industry problems that companies can’t solve by themselvesFor over 40 years we have always been at the forefront of innovation and progress. In the 70s we pioneered the current universal system for bar coding that helped transform the grocery industry. Today we are providing groundbreaking insights and solutions to meet the demanding information needs of the modern consumer. Our aim is to become the number one source for product information in the supply chain. The success of our organisation is built upon the talents of our people who have experience and expertise from across industry. They provide a diverse membership, from the largest multinationals to small business start-ups, with the tools they need to survive in a competitive global economy.As a member of GS1’s Management Board, Advisory Council, GS1 in Europe Board and Executive Committee and GS1's Internal Compliance Committee I seen to represent the views of the UK and work towards a better and more vital GS1 organisation. GS1 UK is a performance driven and values led organisation. I am proud and excited to lead a fantastic group of people that constantly innovate to improve the services and value they provide for GS1 UK’s members. Show less

Over 40,000 people in the UK have a spinal cord injury (SCI), the majority of whom use a wheelchair. However, in cases where the injury is incomplete it may be possible to walk. Back Up services are for everyone affected by spinal cord injury, including families and friends.The Back Up trust is a small, dynamic and professional charity that runs three distinct services: wheelchair skills, mentoring and rehabilitative activity or cultural courses. These services are peer-led and… Show more Over 40,000 people in the UK have a spinal cord injury (SCI), the majority of whom use a wheelchair. However, in cases where the injury is incomplete it may be possible to walk. Back Up services are for everyone affected by spinal cord injury, including families and friends.The Back Up trust is a small, dynamic and professional charity that runs three distinct services: wheelchair skills, mentoring and rehabilitative activity or cultural courses. These services are peer-led and encourage independence, self-confidence and motivation following a life-changing injury. I am Chairman of the Remuneration Committee and a member of the Governance Committee.Having had a near miss in a motorbike accident as a teenager, this charity was a natural choice, and I am very proud of all it achieves and my small part in it. Show less

Avaya is a world leader in ‘Unified Communications’. Responsible for the International deployment (ie outside US) of the company's Partner Relationship Management System and Avaya's indirect portal strategy and operations.

London, United Kingdom

eLogistics was a road freight 'Market Place' 10 years ahead of its time! Developing its own “freight matching” solutions and services, eLogistics had built up a number of blue chip clients including Excel Logistics, Tibbet & Britton in spite of the substantial trading and funding challenges experienced during the down turn in the “dot.com” market. Between December 2000 and Sept 2001 eLogistics had facilitated over 1.8 million matches of shipping requests against vehicle… Show more eLogistics was a road freight 'Market Place' 10 years ahead of its time! Developing its own “freight matching” solutions and services, eLogistics had built up a number of blue chip clients including Excel Logistics, Tibbet & Britton in spite of the substantial trading and funding challenges experienced during the down turn in the “dot.com” market. Between December 2000 and Sept 2001 eLogistics had facilitated over 1.8 million matches of shipping requests against vehicle capabilities.As a shareholder and director I was responsible for designing and deploying eLogistics’ Partner Programme which Accenture, BT, Paragon Software and Microsoft as well as a number of smaller, supply chain focused consultancy organisations. To meet the needs of the venture capital community, customers and technology partners, eLogistics had to adapt its brand, value proposition and product considerably in a very short period of time. Out went “.com”, “auctions” and “net markets” and in came “logistics e-solutions provider”, “asset utilisation” and private marketplaces. I was responsible for the re-naming and re-orientating the product set and the move away from the “nickel and dimes” transaction based public market towards solution sales to major hubs. Show less

In the late 90's UUNET was the world’s largest and most successful Internet Service Provider. I joined UUNET in 1997 as Head of Business Solutions to help lead the development of UUNET's value added services (eg Consulting, Web design, eCommerce, Intranets etc). Subsequently I ran UUNET's indirect channel, trebling the revenue by reducing the number of resellers and re-focusing the programme on 'partner delivered solutions'. My final role at UUNET was as Market… Show more In the late 90's UUNET was the world’s largest and most successful Internet Service Provider. I joined UUNET in 1997 as Head of Business Solutions to help lead the development of UUNET's value added services (eg Consulting, Web design, eCommerce, Intranets etc). Subsequently I ran UUNET's indirect channel, trebling the revenue by reducing the number of resellers and re-focusing the programme on 'partner delivered solutions'. My final role at UUNET was as Market Development Director. In this role I was responsible for developing UUNET's eCommerce strategy and designing the go to market programme across the EMEA region. Show less

Woking, Surrey

Wick Hill was a privately owned, fast growing UK connectivity software company. My brief was to build and deliver a value added services portfolio around its existing core product set and then to build up a team to support its new eCommerce applications. During my time there I also launched the company’s first web site and intranet (which at the time was still a relatively new concept).

The mission of the Electronic Commerce Association (ECA) was to help facilitate the e-enablement of UK business and the public sector. During my three years at the ECA I grew the Association in real terms, more than doubling the membership to 500 corporate members. I was responsible for five high profile European Commission projects totalling several million Euros and launching a number of key member services including the Web based, ECA Electronic Information Service. Having seen… Show more The mission of the Electronic Commerce Association (ECA) was to help facilitate the e-enablement of UK business and the public sector. During my three years at the ECA I grew the Association in real terms, more than doubling the membership to 500 corporate members. I was responsible for five high profile European Commission projects totalling several million Euros and launching a number of key member services including the Web based, ECA Electronic Information Service. Having seen the World Wide Web for the first time in early 1993, I led the transition from its original name (and remit) of the EDI Association in 1996 and initiated its eventual merger with the ANA to form ‘eCentre’. Show less

PFA was a small, but highly placed, management consultancy and education organisation specialising in the field of EDI and (latterly) Electronic Commerce. My responsibilities included the development, marketing, sales and delivery of PFA's eCommerce Education Service and delivery of eCommerce business strategy and project consultancy.

Absorbed into the SchlumbergerSema group in the early 1990’s, Panther Systems was a systems house specialising in MRPII (Manufacturing Recourse Planning) consultancy, integration and training, to implement MRPII solutions. I was responsible for developing services supporting the integrating manufacturing systems (MRPII) with EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) based trading systems. I established and ran Panther's EDI Unit, which was responsible for a number of successful EDI… Show more Absorbed into the SchlumbergerSema group in the early 1990’s, Panther Systems was a systems house specialising in MRPII (Manufacturing Recourse Planning) consultancy, integration and training, to implement MRPII solutions. I was responsible for developing services supporting the integrating manufacturing systems (MRPII) with EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) based trading systems. I established and ran Panther's EDI Unit, which was responsible for a number of successful EDI implementations. Show less

Surey

The Racal Electronics Group was a highly successful UK organisation with interests in defence systems, communications and (latterly) mobile telephones (Vodafone). I worked for a number of different companies within the Racal Group however my time there was broadly split between operational management in procurement, production & materials control and (as a member of the internal IT company and “poacher turned gamekeeper”) implementing MRPII and other IT systems.

Posts included manager of an Unemployment Benefit Office and, at the time, the youngest benefit fraud officer in the country.