Andy Day is elected to techUK’s Justice and Emergency Services Management Committee

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We’re delighted to announce that Andy Day, Director of Business Development for the Public Safety Group at Sopra Steria, has been elected by industry peers and fellow members to join techUK’s Justice and Emergency Services Management Committee (JESMC).

The JESMC has significant influence on policy and oversees the strategic leadership and direction of the Justice and Emergency Services Programme. The committee is made up of 28 elected representatives of companies in techUK’s membership who have key expertise in the area.

The programme’s aim is to unlock innovation, explore emerging technology and interrogate challenges to digital transformation. The JESMC will drive this activity to create a vibrant public safety sector, developing strong networks, and creating opportunities for engagement.

We’ve no doubt that Andy will be a great asset to the committee, bringing with him a wealth of experience in developing and implementing new technology in the public safety sector in addition to his operational knowledge from his time as a senior leader in policing. The role will provide a great opportunity for Andy to play a key role in H helping the justice and emergency services community maximise the opportunities offered by new and existing technology. Here’s what Andy said when he heard the news:

“I am really looking forward to joining the committee and developing strong and collaborative networks with everyone involved. I’m excited to work alongside some amazing people to enable and support our public safety professionals to achieve – and even exceed – their ambitions. My colleagues and I are committed to the role of transformational, enabling partner; creating truly collaborative endeavours to identify innovative, cost-effective solutions for the important work which we undertake in the Public Safety sector.”

 

We’re looking forward to supporting Andy in his role on the techUK committee and strengthening our relationships with the wider techUK community.

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