Scott Howard
Experience
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IntroNet was at the forefront of service virtualisation and application for global companies.
I was a Board Director from 2001 until I resigned in 2004.
IBM was our principal sponsor client in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) in 1999 and in Asia Pacific in 2000.
What did I do?
· The IBM AP business: I won it and maintained it.
· I managed the IBM relationship across both EMEA and AP, two of IBM’s five world divisions.
· A successful implementation project across 13 countries and 4 languages.
· I managed the principal AP IBM interface team and the main UK delivery team.
· I managed the IBM relationship from Director level down across AP.
I was also heavily involved in significant strategic and operational management of IntroNet’s UK
operation including leading change management projects and a company restructure.
I finished a transition consultancy in early 2005.
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What did I do?
· Represented several blue chip UK companies providing all Scottish commercial legal advice.
· Led the Parliamentary division of the firm and started and led the IT division.
· Managed many high value client projects.
· Played a major role in the management of the Partnership
· Led several partnership IT/ strategy/ organisation projects.
Personal
I enjoy exploring new boundaries both professionally and personally.
I read widely on general cultural matters, politics, philosophy and international relations, business
thinking and change management and I use online resources daily for news, comment, briefings and
new cultural, media and technology developments.
Interests include art, music, theatre, film, television and a paperless office.
I have had significant involvement in the cultural sector spending many years on the boards of nfp arts organisations such as a a new writing theater, a photography gallery and a film theatre.
I also train on the beach daily when not running after my 3-year-old daughter.