Brian is a director of networks.coop with over 30 years experience as a consultant and business developer. His work includes negotiating telecoms joint ventures in Ukraine, scenario planning for business and government and leading business development activity and client relationships. He has a PhD in Physics from the University of St Andrews, Fife, Scotland.
In 2003 Daniel set up Cybermoor and has gone on to establish several projects to improve broadband in hard to reach areas. These have often taken the form of partnerships between private, public and community organisations across the UK using a mixture of technologies.
Currently Honorary Knowledge Exchange Fellow in Planning and Environmental Management at the University of Manchester, part of the Manchester Urban Institute. Previously Head of the Manchester Digital Development Agency (MDDA) at Manchester City Council, a role Dave had since 2004.
Graham has a long career working in and with cooperative organisations, increasingly leveraging technology-driven solutions. He has wide-ranging experience from business start-up and development through marketing communications to strategy and governance.
Please make me better. Oh, and find half-decent photo, would you?
Shaun Fensom is chair of networks.coop and brings particular expertise in digital infrastructure renewal for social and economic development along with more than 30 years’ experience in the industry. He has worked with public, private and third sector bodies advising on technical, business and governance questions in building and operating new infrastructure, including fibre networks and open hosting facilities.
Shaun is a founding director of the Manchester Digital trade association, which represents and promotes Manchester’s lively digital sector.
Tom is an experienced project manager, efficiently overseeing a diverse portfolio of government and Innovate UK funded projects. His expertise lies in utilising strong organisational skills and a great understanding of technology systems to deliver a range of technology projects across the UK successfully.