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Lynn Aisbett
Chief Executive
Melton Borough Council |
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Lynn has been Chief Executive of Melton Borough Council (one of the five councils of the Welland Partnership) since 2004 and prior to that has worked at Director level in a range of local authorities for almost 20 years. During that time, Lynn managed the full range of corporate services and delivered project based regeneration and community activities.
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Iain Bourne
Head of Information Sharing Policy
Information Commissioner's Office
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Iain Bourne joined the Information Commissioner's Office in 1996. He has
recently taken up the role of Head of Information Sharing Policy. Mr
Bourne has held a number of positions within the Commissioner's office,
and recently returned to the office's data protection side having spent
a couple of years working on freedom of information.
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Detective Chief Superintendent Michael Hallowes
Director of Business Change
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Michael Hallowes has 25 years service with the Metropolitan Police and almost half that time as a detective in Specialist Operations and Specialist Crime. In 2003 he set up Operation Maxim as a joint agency task force to combat organised immigration crime in London. IMPACT’s vision is to “deny criminals the sanctuary of organisational and system boundaries” and the business change strategy, which Michael leads, is transforming the way the police service and partner agencies manage risk through improved processes for recording and sharing information.
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Bernard Herdan
Executive Director of Service Delivery
Identity and Passport Service |
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Bernard Herdan has been was appointed Executive Director of Service Delivery, Identity and Passport Service, since April 1 2006. He was appointed Chief Executive of the UK Passport Agency in September 1999. He has also been responsible in this position for the establishment and initial operations of the Criminal Records Bureau until it became a separate Agency in September 2003.
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Kees Keuzenkamp
Director
Innovation and Information Policy for the Public Sector - Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, the Netherlands |
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During Kees’ period as Head of the Hazardous Waste section (1998-2001) he shifted the permitting process from a paper based system to an electronic workflow/shared digital archive system and started to publish all permits on the Internet. In 2001 he moved to the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relation to become deputy director for the public sector innovation and Information policy.
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Richard Kitchen
Director of External & Corporate Services
DVLA |
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A key task for the DVLA is to ensure that accuracy and accessibility of their driver and vehicle databases and, to this end, they are moving heavily into electronic delivery. A good example of their approach is the electronic link to the passport database, improving effective risk management and facilitating the honest citizen. Richard will review this initiative in the context of the DVLA goals.
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Gary Linton
Detective Superintendent
DNA & Fingerprint Retention Project
Association of Chief Police Officers |
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A member of Hampshire Constabulary, Gary has served on Major Crime teams as a Senior Investigating Officer, investigating murder and kidnaps, as a Detective Inspector on Special Branch investigating terrorist activities, and as a Detective Sergeant on the Regional Crime Squad primarily investigating Drug Trafficking. In 2003 he started the DNA and Fingerprint Retention Project on behalf of ACPO to assist police forces of England and Wales with the implementation of new legislation concerning the use of DNA and fingerprints.
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Stuart MacDonald
Director
Data Sharing and Standards
Scottish Executive |
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Stuart leads a programme to develop the agenda in Scotland in relation to citizens and their personal data. The programme aims to improve the quality of public services for the people of Scotland through better, more open, accountable and effective use of personal data, principally in health; social care; education and emergency services.
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Janet M. Marchibroda
Chief Executive Officer, eHealth Initiative
Executive Director, Connecting for Health (USA)
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Janet Marchibroda is the Chief Executive Officer of the eHealth Initiative and its Foundation, both Washington, D.C.-based independent, national non-profit organizations whose missions are to improve the quality, safety and efficiency of healthcare through information and information technology.
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Geert Mareels
Director
e-Government Co-ordination Unit
Flemish Ministry of Administrative Affairs, Flemish Government
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Geert Mareels leads the Coordination cell of the Flemish E-government (CORVE). In less than a year, Corve launched an EAI platform for data and application sharing between administrations. This platform is now further developed to realize concrete e-government projects.
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Laurence Millar
Deputy Commissioner
Information and Communication Technologies
New Zealand State Services Commission |
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Since 1993 Laurence has led strategic consulting assignments for government agencies in New Zealand and internationally. Laurence joined the State Services Commission as Director, E-government Unit in 2004 and was appointed to his current role in 2005.
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Dr Philip Norrey
Chief Executive
Devon County Council |
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Following positions at the Audit Commission and Somerset County Council, he moved to the newly formed North Somerset Council in 1996 as Assistant Director of Education responsible for policy and strategy, school planning and education finance. In April 1998 Phil joined Devon County Council as Deputy
Director of Education, Arts and Libraries and was appointed Director in 2003. He
took up the post of Chief Executive of Devon County Council in February 2006.
Phil is a member of the Devonís Children’s Trust Board and a director of Cornwall & Devon Connexions and Learning South West. In 2004 he was appointed Honorary Fellow of Exeter University
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Graham Sadler
European Data Sources Manager
Criminal Records Bureau |
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Graham recently took up the post of European Data Sources Manager in which he is responsible for the integration of European Conviction Data into the disclosure service. The remit of that post will also extend beyond the EU to other overseas data. Since early 2006, Graham has also been working for the Home Office leading the project relating to the EU legislation on sharing conviction data across the EU.
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Ken Self
Master Data Strategy Manager
Shell |
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Ken Self is Shell Downstream's Master and Reference Data Strategy and Development Manager. An Australian national, he has spent most of his time in Shell Australia, which he joined in 1985 after a few years with CRA. Since then he has also spent time in Sarawak Shell and is currently based in the Shell
Downstream head office in London.
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Professor Mark Walport
Director
Wellcome Trust |
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Mark Walport was appointed as Director of the Wellcome Trust in June 2003. He heads one of the world’s largest biomedical research charities, which spends some £400 million a year in pursuit of its mission to foster and promote research with the aim of improving human and animal health. Before joining the Trust, he was Professor of Medicine and Head of the Division of Medicine at Imperial College London where he led a research team that focused on the immunology and genetics of rheumatic diseases.
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Phillip Webb
Chief Executive Officer
Police Information Technology Organisation (PITO) |
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Phillip has been Chief Executive of Police Information Technology Organisation (PITO) since October 2001. Prior to joining PITO he was the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) of the Defence Evaluation and
Research Agency (DERA) and subsequently QinetiQ on privatisation. PITO is a
Non Departmental Public Body (NDPB) under tripartite governance (Home Office, ACPO and APA), with an annual budget of over £500M and 700 staff of police officers and civilians, tasked to provide the police with national ICT solutions to address national issues.
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Matthew West
Reference Data Architecture and Standards Manager
Shell
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Matthew West has a BSC and PhD in Chemical Engineering and has worked for Shell since 1978, initially as a Refinery Technologist, but since 1987 on the computing/business interface with a particular interest in Information Management and Data Modelling. He has taken a keen interest in the development of International Standards and is a key technical contributor to ISO 15926 - "Lifecycle integration of process plant data including oil and gas production facilities". He is currently the Reference Data Architecture and Standards Manager for Shell's Downstream (refinery to petrol pump) business, where he is responsible for Shell's Global Downstream Data Model. Matthew is the Shell Visiting Professor in the Keyworth Institute at the University of Leeds. He is a Member of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, the British Computer Society, and the Chartered Management Institute; and he is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Scientist and a Chartered IT Professional.
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James Wilkinson
UK Services Director
Initiate Systems UK Ltd
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As UK Services Director, James is responsible for all aspects of design, implementation, delivery, training and support of InitiateTM solutions to both customers and partners across the UK and Europe. James brings a wealth of experience in implementing £multi-million systems in financial services, retail banking and the insurance industry. His expertise also spans pensions, e-Commerce, retail and automotive sectors. With nearly 20 years experience in software services, James has held a variety of roles including consulting, professional services management, programme management, software development and implementation.
Initiate Systems is a leading provider of Customer Data Integration (CDI), Enterprise Master Person Index (EMPI) and Entity Resolution software and services that enable organisations to derive real value, on-demand, from existing, disparate data sources across an enterprise.
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Speakers Include:
Janet M. Marchibroda, Chief Executive Officer, eHealth Initiative
& Executive Director, Connecting for Health (USA)
Richard Kitchen, Director of External & Corporate Services,
DVLA
Bernard Herdan, Executive Director of Service Delivery,
Identity & Passport Service
Detective Chief Superintendent Michael Hallowes, Director of Business Change, Impact
Geert Mareels, Director, e-Government Co-ordination Unit, Flemish Ministry of Administrative Affairs, Flemish Government
Kees Keuzenkamp, Director, Innovation and Information Policy for the Public Sector - Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, the Netherlands
Phillip Webb, Chief Executive Officer, Police Information Technology Organisation (PITO)
Professor Mark Walport, Director, Wellcome Trust
Stuart MacDonald, Director of Data Sharing & Standards, Scottish Executive
Ken Self, Master Data Strategy Manager, Shell
Matthew West, Reference Data Architecture and Standards Manager, Shell
Iain Bourne, Head of Information Sharing Policy, Information Commissioner’s Office
Laurence Millar, Deputy Commissioner – Information and Communication Technologies, State Services Commission, New Zealand
Graham Sadler, Euro Data Source Manager, Criminal Records Bureau
Gary Linton, Detective Superintendent, Association of Chief Police Officers
Dr. Philip Norrey, Chief Executive, Devon County Council
Lynn Aisbett, Chief Executive, Melton Borough Council
James Wilkinson, UK Services Director, Initiate Systems UK Ltd
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