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techUK has brought together trade associations representing businesses across the eight Industrial Strategy sectors to form a new coalition with a shared purpose: to work together to help accelerate meaningful and responsible AI Adoption across the UK economy. The coalition was launched at London Tech Week during the Government's AI Adoption Summit, and you can read more about it here.
Joining techUK are the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI), ADS, Creative UK, Energy UK, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), Make UK, and TheCityUK.
The coalition is built around three core aims:
The AI Adoption Coalition is launching its work with a new series of sector-focused Forums, bringing together businesses from across the Industrial Strategy sectors alongside key stakeholders involved in delivering the Government's AI Adoption initiatives. Each Forum will explore what responsible AI Adoption looks like today in that sector, share real-life examples and case studies of AI in action, and examine the outcomes and impact being achieved.
Across the half-day event, panel discussions and presentations will showcase current examples of best practice and share lessons learned directly from industry leaders adopting AI today. Attendees will also hear updates from the Government's sectoral AI Champions on their delivery plans, and take part in a facilitated open discussion with peers from across sectors on the barriers holding back AI Adoption at scale — and how to solve them.
On 22 September, techUK is hosting the first event in the series, focused on the Digital and Technology sector. The event will feature real examples from tech sector organisations that have successfully deployed AI tools and technologies, as well as case studies from Digital and Technology leaders on how they're helping organisations in other Industrial Strategy sectors adopt, deploy, and use AI. A facilitated discussion will also explore the common challenges slowing adoption and how to shape solutions to them.
This is the first of eight sector-led events running across 2026 and 2027, with each one focused on a specific Industrial Strategy sector in turn.
| 1:00 to 1:30pm |
Registration, lunch and networking A chance to network with fellow attendees before the session gets underway. |
| 1:30 to 1:40pm |
Welcome and scene-setting from techUK by Sue Daley OBE, Director of Technology and Innovation, techUK  Sue Daley OBE |
| 1:40 to 2:00pm |
Fireside Chat with Katie Gallagher OBE, the Digital and Technology AI Sector Champion  Katie Gallagher OBE |
| 2:00 to 2:45pm |
Panel discussion AI Adoption in the Digital and Technology sector: sharing experiences and lessons learned.  Ali Mustoe-Playfair Llewelyn Constant Katarzyna Hewelt Usman Ikhlaq Peter Stephens |
| 2:45 to 3:00pm |
Coffee break A brief break before the second panel. |
| 3:00 to 3:45pm |
Panel discussion AI in action across sectors and industries.  Andrea Marshall Webb Justin Wilson Sean Williams Simon StoneleySue Daley OBE Jake Thomas |
| 3:45 to 4:50pm |
Facilitated forum discussion on the common barriers to AI Adoption A opportunity for attendees to discuss barriers and to discuss potential solutions. Sue Daley OBE |
| 4:50 to 5:00pm |
Close and next steps Sue Daley OBE |
| 5:00pm |
Networking drinks A chance to network with attendees in techUK's member's area. |
Who should attend
Please complete the booking form to secure your spot. Places are limited to one representative per organisation and registrations are managed by techUK.
techUK will confirm in-person places and share a calendar invite. The Forum will also be livestreamed, and virtual registration will open once in-person places have been confirmed.
To find out more about the AI Adoption Coalition, or how your organisation can get involved, please get in touch with the techUK team.
Sue leads techUK's Technology and Innovation work. This includes work programmes on AI, Cloud, Data, Quantum, Semiconductors, Digital ID and Digital ethics as well as emerging and transformative technologies and innovation policy. In 2025, Sue was honoured with an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to the Technology Industry in the New Year Honours List. She has also been recognised as one of the most influential people in UK tech by Computer Weekly's UKtech50 Longlist and was inducted into the Computer Weekly Most Influential Women in UK Tech Hall of Fame.
A key influencer in driving forward the tech agenda in the UK, in December 2025 Sue was appointed to the UK Government’s Women in Tech Taskforce by the Technology Secretary of State. She also sits on the UK Government’s Smart Data Council, Satellite Applications Catapult Advisory Group, Bank of England’s AI Consortium and BSI’s Digital Strategic Advisory Group. Previously, Sue was a member of the Independent Future of Compute Review and co-chaired the National Data Strategy Forum. As well as being recognised in the UK's Big Data 100 and the Global Top 100 Data Visionaries in 2020, Sue has been shortlisted for the Milton Keynes Women Leaders Awards and has been a judge for the Loebner Prize in AI, the UK Tech 50 and annual UK Cloud Awards. She is a regular industry speaker on issues including AI ethics, data protection and cyber security.
Prior to joining techUK in January 2015, Sue was responsible for Symantec's Government Relations in the UK and Ireland. Before that, Sue was senior policy advisor at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). Sue has an BA degree on History and American Studies from Leeds University and a Master’s Degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the University of Birmingham. Sue is a keen sportswoman and in 2016 achieved a lifelong ambition to swim the English Channel.
Usman joined techUK in January 2024 as Programme Manager for Artificial Intelligence.
He leads techUK’s AI Adoption programme, supporting members of all sizes and sectors in adopting AI at scale. His work involves identifying barriers to adoption, exploring solutions, and helping to unlock AI’s transformative potential, particularly its benefits for people, the economy, society, and the planet. He is also committed to advancing the UK’s AI sector and ensuring the UK remains a global leader in AI by working closely with techUK members, the UK Government, regulators, and devolved and local authorities.
Since joining techUK, Usman has delivered a regular drumbeat of activity to engage members and advance techUK's AI programme. This has included two campaign weeks, the creation of the AI Adoption Hub (now the AI Hub), the AI Leader's Event Series, the Putting AI into Action webinar series and the Industrial AI sprint campaign.
Before joining techUK, Usman worked as a policy, regulatory and government/public affairs professional in the advertising sector. He has also worked in sales, marketing, and FinTech.
Usman holds an MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), a GDL and LLB from BPP Law School, and a BA from Queen Mary University of London.
When he isn’t working, Usman enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He also has a keen interest in running, reading and travelling.
AI has the potential to boost UK GDP by £550 billion by 2035, making adoption an urgent economic priority. techUK and our members are committed to working with the Government to turn the AI Opportunities Action Plan into reality. Together we can ensure the UK seizes the opportunities presented by AI technology and continues to be a world leader in AI development.
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Kir Nuthi is the Head of AI and Data at techUK.
She holds over seven years of Government Affairs and Tech Policy experience in the US and UK. Kir previously headed up the regulatory portfolio at a UK advocacy group for tech startups and held various public affairs in US tech policy. All involved policy research and campaigns on competition, artificial intelligence, access to data, and pro-innovation regulation.
Kir has an MSc in International Public Policy from University College London and a BA in both Political Science (International Relations) and Economics from the University of California San Diego.
Outside of techUK, you are likely to find her attempting studies at art galleries, attempting an elusive headstand at yoga, mending and binding books, or chasing her dog Maya around South London's many parks.
Usman joined techUK in January 2024 as Programme Manager for Artificial Intelligence.
He leads techUK’s AI Adoption programme, supporting members of all sizes and sectors in adopting AI at scale. His work involves identifying barriers to adoption, exploring solutions, and helping to unlock AI’s transformative potential, particularly its benefits for people, the economy, society, and the planet. He is also committed to advancing the UK’s AI sector and ensuring the UK remains a global leader in AI by working closely with techUK members, the UK Government, regulators, and devolved and local authorities.
Since joining techUK, Usman has delivered a regular drumbeat of activity to engage members and advance techUK's AI programme. This has included two campaign weeks, the creation of the AI Adoption Hub (now the AI Hub), the AI Leader's Event Series, the Putting AI into Action webinar series and the Industrial AI sprint campaign.
Before joining techUK, Usman worked as a policy, regulatory and government/public affairs professional in the advertising sector. He has also worked in sales, marketing, and FinTech.
Usman holds an MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), a GDL and LLB from BPP Law School, and a BA from Queen Mary University of London.
When he isn’t working, Usman enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He also has a keen interest in running, reading and travelling.
Sue leads techUK's Technology and Innovation work. This includes work programmes on AI, Cloud, Data, Quantum, Semiconductors, Digital ID and Digital ethics as well as emerging and transformative technologies and innovation policy. In 2025, Sue was honoured with an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to the Technology Industry in the New Year Honours List. She has also been recognised as one of the most influential people in UK tech by Computer Weekly's UKtech50 Longlist and was inducted into the Computer Weekly Most Influential Women in UK Tech Hall of Fame.
A key influencer in driving forward the tech agenda in the UK, in December 2025 Sue was appointed to the UK Government’s Women in Tech Taskforce by the Technology Secretary of State. She also sits on the UK Government’s Smart Data Council, Satellite Applications Catapult Advisory Group, Bank of England’s AI Consortium and BSI’s Digital Strategic Advisory Group. Previously, Sue was a member of the Independent Future of Compute Review and co-chaired the National Data Strategy Forum. As well as being recognised in the UK's Big Data 100 and the Global Top 100 Data Visionaries in 2020, Sue has been shortlisted for the Milton Keynes Women Leaders Awards and has been a judge for the Loebner Prize in AI, the UK Tech 50 and annual UK Cloud Awards. She is a regular industry speaker on issues including AI ethics, data protection and cyber security.
Prior to joining techUK in January 2015, Sue was responsible for Symantec's Government Relations in the UK and Ireland. Before that, Sue was senior policy advisor at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). Sue has an BA degree on History and American Studies from Leeds University and a Master’s Degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the University of Birmingham. Sue is a keen sportswoman and in 2016 achieved a lifelong ambition to swim the English Channel.
Sue leads techUK's Technology and Innovation work at techUK.
This includes work programmes on cloud, data protection, data analytics, AI, digital ethics, Digital Identity and Internet of Things as well as emerging and transformative technologies and innovation policy. She has been recognised as one of the most influential people in UK tech by Computer Weekly's UKtech50 Longlist and in 2021 was inducted into the Computer Weekly Most Influential Women in UK Tech Hall of Fame. A key influencer in driving forward the data agenda in the UK Sue is co-chair of the UK government's National Data Strategy Forum. As well as being recognised in the UK's Big Data 100 and the Global Top 100 Data Visionaries for 2020 Sue has also been shortlisted for the Milton Keynes Women Leaders Awards and was a judge for the Loebner Prize in AI. In addition to being a regular industry speaker on issues including AI ethics, data protection and cyber security, Sue was recently a judge for the UK Tech 50 and is a regular judge of the annual UK Cloud Awards.
Katie Gallagher OBE is the Managing Director of Manchester Digital, Chair of the UK Tech Cluster Group and Digital and Tech Sector AI Champion. She works closely with industry and government to support regional tech ecosystems, skills development, and digital innovation. Katie has led initiatives such as Digital Her, the Manchester Digital apprenticeship programme, and the Startup Activator. She is a member of the Government’s Digital Skills Council and co-founded the North West Cyber Resilience Centre. With over 15 years' experience in ecosystem development and policy engagement, she focuses on creating sustainable growth for the tech sector. Katie was awarded an OBE in 2024 for services to digital and technology in the North West.
Ali Mustoe-Playfair is Director of Agentic Operations at ANS Group, leading the adoption of AI agents as a catalyst for business transformation. A passionate advocate for the Frontier Firm, she helps organisations harness agentic AI to augment human potential, accelerate innovation and create lasting competitive advantage. Ali believes the future of work will be defined by people and intelligent digital colleagues working together to achieve more than either could alone.
Katarzyna Hewelt is Head of AI & Data at Resolutiion and leads ResoLabs, the company’s dedicated innovation environment for advancing AI-driven commercial intelligence. A technical data scientist specialising in artificial intelligence and natural language processing, Katarzyna has spent the past half decade building AI assistants, classification models, data enrichment systems, and custom AI solutions.
Her career spans data, engineering, and product innovation across international markets. She began at a Chinese startup in Beijing before moving into data analytics at the London Stock Exchange Group. She went on to deepen her engineering expertise in property technology and later at a leading networking software house supporting organisations including Cisco, Bain, and Juniper Networks. There, she worked closely with a Bay Area startup from inception to launch, helping develop its first product.
Today, Katarzyna leads the research and development behind ResoLabs, bringing together AI engineers, data scientists, researchers, and industry experts to build the intelligence systems underpinning commercial conflict detection, prediction, and resolution. This work directly informs the evolution of OctaviaCore®, Resolutiion’s flagship proprietary commercial intelligence, enabling faster signal detection, more accurate prediction, and structured resolution pathways across supplier, customer, and workforce relationships.
Katarzyna is also recognised as one of the Top 100 Women in Data Science Poland and is an active technology speaker with a strong focus on practical, enterprise-grade applications of AI.
Usman joined techUK in January 2024 as Programme Manager for Artificial Intelligence.
Prior to joining techUK, Usman worked as a policy, government affairs and public affairs professional in the advertising sector. He has also worked in sales and marketing and FinTech.
Usman is a graduate of the London School of Economics, BPP Law School and Queen Mary University of London.
When he isn’t working, Usman enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He also has a keen interest in running, reading and travelling.
Andrea Marshall Webb is a Managing Director at Credera, part of Omnicom, where she leads AI-enabled business transformation programmes across UK government departments and public sector organisations. With more than 25 years of international consulting experience, Andrea has delivered complex change in areas spanning operating model design, digital strategy, and inclusive service transformation.
She plays an active role in shaping the UK’s technology and policy landscape as a member of techUK’s AI & Data Analytics Leadership Committee and Digital Inclusion Working Group. Her recent work has focused on inclusive AI adoption, closing the AI gender gap, and ensuring that technology supports society fairly and responsibly.
Andrea is also a passionate and recognised leader in diversity, equity, and inclusion. She is Executive Sponsor of CredAbility, Credera UK’s disability employee resource group, and Global Co-Lead for Disability at Omnicom. She mentors women and under-represented groups at Credera, Omnicom, Georgetown University, and across the public sector, with a focus on supporting mid-career professionals pivoting into digital roles.
As a neurodivergent woman over 50, Andrea brings lived experience of the barriers and opportunities faced by those often underrepresented in the technology sector. Her leadership combines deep expertise in digital transformation with a people-first approach, grounded in the belief that technology should empower individuals, organisations, and communities and that inclusive design is essential to achieving this vision.
Sean Williams is the Founder and Chief Executive of AutogenAI. AutogenAI uses cutting-edge natural language processing technology to help companies write tenders, proposals and marketing copy, saving time and money and improving win rates. Sean has worked in research, policy, business development and operational management for some of the largest, most successful public service providers in the UK. He has designed and managed large-scale public service contracts both across the UK and abroad, managing businesses turning over in excess of £75 million and directly and indirectly employing over 900 staff. Sean founded, and was the Chief Executive at, Corndel Ltd, where he grew the business from scratch to 350 people. Sean sold Corndel in November 2020 to THI Holdings in a reported 40m+ sale. Sean is interested in artificial intelligence, the future of work, business creation, evidence-based policy, sustainable social enterprise, systems, incentives, technology, human potential, ideas and delivery.
Simon Stoneley is a technology and business development leader specialising in the aerospace sector. Following Siemens' acquisition of Altair, Simon joined Siemens after eight years with the company, including four years leading its UK Aerospace vertical team.
Throughout his career, Simon has helped organisations harness advanced technologies including simulation, high-performance computing, data analytics and AI to solve complex engineering challenges.
Now part of Siemens Digital Industries Software's Intelligence Center X (ICX) team, Simon works closely with customers to connect data, software and engineering expertise across the digital thread. By combining Siemens' broad technology portfolio with practical industry experience, he helps organisations tackle complex data challenges, streamline decision-making and deliver measurable business outcomes.
Sue leads techUK's Technology and Innovation work at techUK.
This includes work programmes on cloud, data protection, data analytics, AI, digital ethics, Digital Identity and Internet of Things as well as emerging and transformative technologies and innovation policy. She has been recognised as one of the most influential people in UK tech by Computer Weekly's UKtech50 Longlist and in 2021 was inducted into the Computer Weekly Most Influential Women in UK Tech Hall of Fame. A key influencer in driving forward the data agenda in the UK Sue is co-chair of the UK government's National Data Strategy Forum. As well as being recognised in the UK's Big Data 100 and the Global Top 100 Data Visionaries for 2020 Sue has also been shortlisted for the Milton Keynes Women Leaders Awards and was a judge for the Loebner Prize in AI. In addition to being a regular industry speaker on issues including AI ethics, data protection and cyber security, Sue was recently a judge for the UK Tech 50 and is a regular judge of the annual UK Cloud Awards.
Jake Thomas is a Research Scientist at Advai, where he helps lead the technical delivery of AI assurance, safety and evaluation programmes across highly regulated and mission-critical sectors. His work spans financial services, defence and security, working at the intersection of cutting-edge AI research and the practical challenges of deploying advanced systems safely in the real world.
Jake leads technical work across major industry and government engagements, including the Financial Conduct Authority’s AI Live Testing initiative, where Advai serves as the FCA’s technical partner supporting the evaluation and responsible deployment of AI across UK financial services. His work has ranged from developing assurance strategies for foundation models and agentic AI systems to research into autonomous cyber-defence and the safety of multimodal AI.
Alongside client delivery, Jake contributes to Advai’s research strategy and product development. He is also involved in wider industry initiatives including UKAI and MLCommons, contributing to work aimed at accelerating the safe and responsible adoption of AI systems.
Jake holds a PhD in AI from the University of Warwick, where his research focused on uncertainty quantification in machine learning. His current interests centre on agentic AI, and developing practical, evidence-based approaches to assuring AI in regulated and high-consequence environments.
Sue leads techUK's Technology and Innovation work at techUK.
This includes work programmes on cloud, data protection, data analytics, AI, digital ethics, Digital Identity and Internet of Things as well as emerging and transformative technologies and innovation policy. She has been recognised as one of the most influential people in UK tech by Computer Weekly's UKtech50 Longlist and in 2021 was inducted into the Computer Weekly Most Influential Women in UK Tech Hall of Fame. A key influencer in driving forward the data agenda in the UK Sue is co-chair of the UK government's National Data Strategy Forum. As well as being recognised in the UK's Big Data 100 and the Global Top 100 Data Visionaries for 2020 Sue has also been shortlisted for the Milton Keynes Women Leaders Awards and was a judge for the Loebner Prize in AI. In addition to being a regular industry speaker on issues including AI ethics, data protection and cyber security, Sue was recently a judge for the UK Tech 50 and is a regular judge of the annual UK Cloud Awards.
Katie Gallagher OBE is the Managing Director of Manchester Digital, Chair of the UK Tech Cluster Group and Digital and Tech Sector AI Champion. She works closely with industry and government to support regional tech ecosystems, skills development, and digital innovation. Katie has led initiatives such as Digital Her, the Manchester Digital apprenticeship programme, and the Startup Activator. She is a member of the Government’s Digital Skills Council and co-founded the North West Cyber Resilience Centre. With over 15 years' experience in ecosystem development and policy engagement, she focuses on creating sustainable growth for the tech sector. Katie was awarded an OBE in 2024 for services to digital and technology in the North West.
Katarzyna Hewelt is Head of AI & Data at Resolutiion and leads ResoLabs, the company’s dedicated innovation environment for advancing AI-driven commercial intelligence. A technical data scientist specialising in artificial intelligence and natural language processing, Katarzyna has spent the past half decade building AI assistants, classification models, data enrichment systems, and custom AI solutions.
Her career spans data, engineering, and product innovation across international markets. She began at a Chinese startup in Beijing before moving into data analytics at the London Stock Exchange Group. She went on to deepen her engineering expertise in property technology and later at a leading networking software house supporting organisations including Cisco, Bain, and Juniper Networks. There, she worked closely with a Bay Area startup from inception to launch, helping develop its first product.
Today, Katarzyna leads the research and development behind ResoLabs, bringing together AI engineers, data scientists, researchers, and industry experts to build the intelligence systems underpinning commercial conflict detection, prediction, and resolution. This work directly informs the evolution of OctaviaCore®, Resolutiion’s flagship proprietary commercial intelligence, enabling faster signal detection, more accurate prediction, and structured resolution pathways across supplier, customer, and workforce relationships.
Katarzyna is also recognised as one of the Top 100 Women in Data Science Poland and is an active technology speaker with a strong focus on practical, enterprise-grade applications of AI.
Usman joined techUK in January 2024 as Programme Manager for Artificial Intelligence.
Prior to joining techUK, Usman worked as a policy, government affairs and public affairs professional in the advertising sector. He has also worked in sales and marketing and FinTech.
Usman is a graduate of the London School of Economics, BPP Law School and Queen Mary University of London.
When he isn’t working, Usman enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He also has a keen interest in running, reading and travelling.
Andrea Marshall Webb is a Managing Director at Credera, part of Omnicom, where she leads AI-enabled business transformation programmes across UK government departments and public sector organisations. With more than 25 years of international consulting experience, Andrea has delivered complex change in areas spanning operating model design, digital strategy, and inclusive service transformation.
She plays an active role in shaping the UK’s technology and policy landscape as a member of techUK’s AI & Data Analytics Leadership Committee and Digital Inclusion Working Group. Her recent work has focused on inclusive AI adoption, closing the AI gender gap, and ensuring that technology supports society fairly and responsibly.
Andrea is also a passionate and recognised leader in diversity, equity, and inclusion. She is Executive Sponsor of CredAbility, Credera UK’s disability employee resource group, and Global Co-Lead for Disability at Omnicom. She mentors women and under-represented groups at Credera, Omnicom, Georgetown University, and across the public sector, with a focus on supporting mid-career professionals pivoting into digital roles.
As a neurodivergent woman over 50, Andrea brings lived experience of the barriers and opportunities faced by those often underrepresented in the technology sector. Her leadership combines deep expertise in digital transformation with a people-first approach, grounded in the belief that technology should empower individuals, organisations, and communities and that inclusive design is essential to achieving this vision.
Ali Mustoe-Playfair is Director of Agentic Operations at ANS Group, leading the adoption of AI agents as a catalyst for business transformation. A passionate advocate for the Frontier Firm, she helps organisations harness agentic AI to augment human potential, accelerate innovation and create lasting competitive advantage. Ali believes the future of work will be defined by people and intelligent digital colleagues working together to achieve more than either could alone.
Simon Stoneley is a technology and business development leader specialising in the aerospace sector. Following Siemens' acquisition of Altair, Simon joined Siemens after eight years with the company, including four years leading its UK Aerospace vertical team.
Throughout his career, Simon has helped organisations harness advanced technologies including simulation, high-performance computing, data analytics and AI to solve complex engineering challenges.
Now part of Siemens Digital Industries Software's Intelligence Center X (ICX) team, Simon works closely with customers to connect data, software and engineering expertise across the digital thread. By combining Siemens' broad technology portfolio with practical industry experience, he helps organisations tackle complex data challenges, streamline decision-making and deliver measurable business outcomes.
Jake Thomas is a Research Scientist at Advai, where he helps lead the technical delivery of AI assurance, safety and evaluation programmes across highly regulated and mission-critical sectors. His work spans financial services, defence and security, working at the intersection of cutting-edge AI research and the practical challenges of deploying advanced systems safely in the real world.
Jake leads technical work across major industry and government engagements, including the Financial Conduct Authority’s AI Live Testing initiative, where Advai serves as the FCA’s technical partner supporting the evaluation and responsible deployment of AI across UK financial services. His work has ranged from developing assurance strategies for foundation models and agentic AI systems to research into autonomous cyber-defence and the safety of multimodal AI.
Alongside client delivery, Jake contributes to Advai’s research strategy and product development. He is also involved in wider industry initiatives including UKAI and MLCommons, contributing to work aimed at accelerating the safe and responsible adoption of AI systems.
Jake holds a PhD in AI from the University of Warwick, where his research focused on uncertainty quantification in machine learning. His current interests centre on agentic AI, and developing practical, evidence-based approaches to assuring AI in regulated and high-consequence environments.
Sean Williams is the Founder and Chief Executive of AutogenAI. AutogenAI uses cutting-edge natural language processing technology to help companies write tenders, proposals and marketing copy, saving time and money and improving win rates. Sean has worked in research, policy, business development and operational management for some of the largest, most successful public service providers in the UK. He has designed and managed large-scale public service contracts both across the UK and abroad, managing businesses turning over in excess of £75 million and directly and indirectly employing over 900 staff. Sean founded, and was the Chief Executive at, Corndel Ltd, where he grew the business from scratch to 350 people. Sean sold Corndel in November 2020 to THI Holdings in a reported 40m+ sale. Sean is interested in artificial intelligence, the future of work, business creation, evidence-based policy, sustainable social enterprise, systems, incentives, technology, human potential, ideas and delivery.
