Introducing techUK’s New Education and EdTech Council
Following a strong response during the nomination phase and a highly engaged voting period, we now have a Council that reflects the depth and diversity of the UK’s EdTech and education technology sector. This Council will play a vital role in guiding the strategic direction of techUK’s Education and EdTech Programme, ensuring our work supports members, informs policy, and enables technology to have a meaningful impact across the education ecosystem.
Meet the Council
You can view the full list of elected members and their profiles. We encourage you to get to know your representatives and explore the range of expertise they bring to the table.
What’s next?
The newly elected Council will meet for the first time in the coming weeks, where they will set initial priorities for the year ahead and elect the Council’s Chair and Vice-Chair. These leadership roles will help shape engagement across schools, colleges, higher education institutions, and the broader EdTech landscape.
We’d like to thank all candidates who stood for election – your contributions and willingness to lead are deeply appreciated. And to our members who voted: thank you for helping shape the future of education and EdTech at techUK. Please check the Education and EdTech hub for updates as the new Council begins its work. If you would like to engage with the programme or speak to a member of the team, please contact Austin Earl.

Austin Earl
Austin leads techUK’s Education and EdTech programme, shaping strategies that support the digital transformation of schools, colleges, and universities. His work focuses on strengthening the UK’s education technology ecosystem, enhancing core technology foundations, and advancing the adoption of emerging technologies to improve educational outcomes.
Austin also chairs the EdTech Advisory Panel for AI in Education, contributing to national discussions on the future of EdTech, AI, and the UK's Education system.

Tracy Modha
Tracy supports the marketing of several areas at techUK, including Cyber Exchange, Central Government, Cyber Resilience, Defence, Education, Health and Social Care, Justice and Emergency Services, Local Public Services, Nations and Regions and National Security.
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