Lead on the design, development and implementation of the Go On Programme in Lewisham – establishing the key objectives, performance measures, deliverables and timeframes. Engage with and inspire cross sector stakeholders to begin or increase activity to support individuals, small businesses and charities to increase their Basic Digital Skills across the borough. Responsibility for managing stakeholder relationships with community intermediaries, local government and other private and public sector organisations. Lead and support work focused on the role the council plays in providing digital services internally and to the wider community (e.g. supporting council led infrastructure implementations and targeted community projects as required).Work with the “Go On” Charity to establish relationships with key stakeholders responsible for the delivery of the programmeBe the key liaison between stakeholders engaged with the programme, the third sector sponsor (GoOn) and the council steering group and be responsible for negotiating and influencing the direction of programme delivery

Providing training delivery and devising training strategies for both corporate and third sector organisations. Including Corporation of London, Barbican School of Music, Museum of London, Police, Map Squad, Blackfriars Settlement, InSpire.Specialisms include Multimedia solutions including Final Cut Pro, Premier, Logic, as well as advanced Microsoft Office 2010, Visio, Project and Publisher.

Highlights include being keynote speaker at both the National ICT in action conference (London) and international Social & e-inclusion conference (Eindhoven). Member of National Advisory Group for the Get Digital program and the judging panel for the 2012 e-inclusion awards.The role was strategic and operational using tactical approaches to: • Build awareness of the benefits of being online • Initiate and manage a programme of complimentary activities to enhance the available support with new initiatives aimed at extending the reach and deepening the social impact of digital inclusion activities locally. • Setting up and managing strategic partnerships from the public, private and third sector organisations. • Create a strong cross-sector network of supporters and partners, who are willing to help inform, promote and sustain the programme. Responsibilities.• Bring in added value by coordinating and promoting partner activities, such as UK Online centres, Digital Unit, etc.• Promote and manage a volunteering scheme matching technically experienced volunteers to people seeking small amounts of specific IT training or support• Capture best practice, case studies and lessons learned, promoting and sharing this locally and regionally.• Develop a network of volunteers to support ICT usage.• To deliver explicit action plans with agreed outputs and outcomes in line with specific strategies related to key stakeholders – to be agreed with Citizens Online, BT and key stakeholders. • Make provision for thorough independent, on-going evaluation of the programme as it evolves and ensure that the findings are fed into the programme as it develops.

Managing a failing ICT training centre on one of the most deprived estates in the UK serving mainly asylum seekers and economic migrants in temporary accommodation.Highlights included raising standards from an OFSTED unsatisfactory to good in 8 months.

Setting up and managing Southwark's first multi-site UK Online centrePartnership management, procurement and installation of first generation wireless technology.Managing a tutor pool across 6 sites