The digital age demands more than just innovation—it requires trust, resilience, and professional leadership.
Facilitator
Julie Bailey - Director Corporate Engagement, BCS, Chartered Institute of IT
Speakers
Jonny Sammut – Director of Digital Services at the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust
Luke Webber - Partner in Cyber Digital and Data Risk at Deloitte
Louise Voisey LLB (Hons), DP (Cert) CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP - Data Protection Officer and Information Governance Lead at South Wales Police and Heddlu Gwent Police
Agenda
12.00pm - Event Start
13.00pm - Event Close
Synopsis
Join us for an engaging webinar where we’ll explore critical themes on navigating digital risks to help ensure IT resilience.
Key discussion points include:
- The impact of Risk
- Building a more resilient infrastructure
- Strategies for risk mitigation
- The importance of leadership and education
This session will provide invaluable insights and strategies for senior digital leaders, offering fresh perspectives to tackle today’s most pressing challenges in technology governance and security.
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from diverse opinions, expert advice, and actionable ideas to fortify your organisation against the unexpected.
Facilitator Biography
Julie Bailey
Julie is the Director of Corporate Engagement at BCS, where she leads the corporate client team within the Institute. She is passionate about ensuring that industry professionals receive the recognition they deserve and is a strong advocate for promoting professionalism through self-development and skills recognition.
Speaker Biographies
Jonny Sammut
Jonny Sammut is the Director of Digital Services at the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust, bringing over 20 years of cross-sector digital leadership experience. Prior to this, he served as Chief of Digital & Innovation at North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust and held senior roles in data and digital strategy at Health Management Ltd (as Business Intelligence Director), Capita plc, and Aviva plc.
A Fellow of the British Computer Society (FBCS) and Leading Practitioner with FEDIP (LFEDIP), Jonny is also a graduate of Cohort 4 of the NHS Digital Academy, holding a Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Health Leadership from Imperial College London.
Jonny is a passionate advocate for inclusive leadership and innovation, known for challenging the status quo to drive transformative change that improves services, empowers teams, and delivers better outcomes for patients and the public.
Luke Webber
Luke is a Central Government Cyber, Digital and Data Risk Partner with 20+ years’ experience of working with UK Public Sector and Defence Clients, with 10 years of Cyber, Information and Data Security experience.
He has an interest in helping Clients understand their risk profile, and how to qualify and quantify the investment needed to balance compliance and risk mitigation with value-generation and competitive advantage. Luke is also passionate about the constant shift between the pull and push of organisational and cultural change driving technical innovation versus technology driving the change.
Louise Voisey
Leading on data protection in national policing programmes such as Live Facial Recognition and Biometrics, the Police National Database and providing advice and guidance to all police forces in England, Wales and Scotland, South Wales Police and Heddlu Gwent Police Data Protection Officer and Information Governance Lead, Louise Voisey, is an expert in Data Protection matters in the Public Sector and Law Enforcement.
Louise has worked her way up from a temporary post in the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency to being the key tactical data protection adviser to both Chief Constables in 2 forces. She is a qualified data protection professional on domestic and international data protection matters and is a Fellow of the International Association of Privacy Professionals. She aims to bring data protection and information governance to life, making it relevant and simple in everyday tasks that we don’t even think about helping employees protect themselves, their organisation and the public.
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This event is brought to you by: BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
