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Chris Histed

‘In 2003, I founded an online publishing company, PublicTechnology.net. We provide websites, email services, events and direct marketing for public and private sector IT clients. Before that, I held COO roles at Parliamentary Communications Ltd, silicon.com, FT.com and BSkyB.

‘I joined the Company because I wanted a focused, structured way of giving something back to the industry. I’m now a Liveryman, and am about to become chair of the Education and Training Committee. I worked closely with Lilian Baylis school to raise funds and put together their successful bid for specialist status. There’s still so much I want to do, I reckon it’s going to take me 30 years to work through it all! It’s great to know I’ve got the Company behind me.’

Chris Histed

Stephanie Twigg

Stephanie graduated with a BSc in Computation from UMIST. She initially pursued a technical career and progressed into management with ICL, where she was actively involved in graduate recruitment.

In 1982 she moved into executive search and selection. Since that time, she has filled many IT Director appointments within a wide range of blue chip organisations as well as a variety of senior management positions within technology companies. In addition she obtained an MA in Human Resource Management. After a very successful executive recruitment career with PA Consulting Group and Odgers, she established her own business in 1999.

She is a Member of the British Computer Society, The Institute of Directors and the Institute of Management Consultants; Fellow of the Institute of Personnel and Development; and a Liveryman of the Information Technologists Company.

Stephanie Twigg

Charles Hughes

Charles is a director of eManagement Limited which advises on IT policy and strategy. He was President 2005/2006 of the British Computer Society and champions the programme to raise the levels of professionalism in IT. He also chairs the International Professional Practice Partnership (IP3) which is transforming and informing professional IT practice. and is an executive council member of the UK Parliamentary IT Committee (PITCOM).

Charles joined the Information Technologists in 1996 to put something back into the industry which he has enjoyed for forty years and to participate in the ceremonial and social activities of the Company. He serves on the Court and F & GP and is involved in gaining a Royal Charter for the Company. Previously Charles was an Apprentice Master, Chairman of the Industry Committee and Chairman of the PR Committee. He became a Warden in September 2007

 Charles Hughes

Rachel Burnett

I am a solicitor. Before my legal career, I was an IT professional in systems analysis and project management for several years. My firm, Burnett IT Legal Services, works in the field of commercial contracts and the provision of legal advice to IT businesses and customers. I will be installed as President of the British Computer Society at its AGM on 31 October.

I am enthusiastic about contributing to the Company’s connected objectives of charity, education and fellowship. ITC is highly influential in promoting an understanding in business and the community of the immense scope of IT, and it effectively harnesses IT’s massive potential to benefit a variety of charitable purposes. ITC is unique in operating at the cutting edge of information and technology innovation, yet within the City’s proud historical tradition.

Rachel Burnett

Tom Ilube

‘I’m Chief Executive of Garlik Ltd, a venture capital-backed technology start-up that specialises in identity management. I joined ITC because I really wanted to get involved in charity work, but didn’t know where to start. I’m also fascinated by the history of the City and by modern technology. ITC is where those two things come together.

‘Becoming a member has given me the chance to work with other people from similar backgrounds who share my passion for education. Together, we’ve achieved far more than we would working alone. ITC is a commitment for life, and I really value being part of a structure that develops and supports enduring friendships.’

Tom Ilube

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