Nick is responsible for the strategic development of Experian’s fraud and identity solutions for both the public and private sectors. The Identity Solutions portfolio includes traditional ID validation as well as ID verification through challenge questions and document verification. Experian offer a full Identity as a Service solution, including ID proofing and strong credential management, and are one of the consumer identity providers within the GOV.UK/Verify scheme. Nick has been with Experian for over 13 years. Previously Nick was a director of a company providing global solutions within the broader Criminal Justice arena and has also worked for IBM in the healthcare and utilities sector. He has a degree in Computer Science.
Frank is liked and respected in the digital technology space and is perhaps best known to OIX members as director at Mvine, the hub service provider and metadata attribute exchange platform. In fact his expertise in digital business goes back to 1995 when he co-founded one of the first online B2B portals, Martex Communicators which operated 26 separate business communities by the time he sold to it Tarsus Group in 2000. His investments include a stake in Ovum plc, which achieved a successful AIM listing before being sold to Datamonitor in 2006. He led ChangeBASE to its successful acquisition by Quest Software in 2011. Frank has been a director of numerous start-ups, including Knowledge Peers. He holds a BSc in Physics from the University of Bath and is a Liveryman of the City of London.
An experienced product management professional that creates strategy and builds products to help customers better understand their customer base to solve for issues relating to customer on-boarding, financial crime compliance, identity and fraud, collections, and life and pensions. Responsible for product strategy, building and managing product teams, and execution of roadmaps to help companies grow market share.
Lawrence leads the policy and strategy of the GOV.UK Verify programme in the Government Digital Service (GDS).
He has worked across a number of data and digital delivery roles in the Cabinet Office and GDS, including Acting Head of the Data Infrastructure programme.
Rob has spent a working lifetime in IT and the last 17 years in the field of identity. As Business Development Director at GB Group, Rob was tasked with establishing a new division to design, develop and market the UK’s first purpose-built electronic identity verification service. The service became widely recognised as the market leader in age and identity verification with high street banks, building societies, share traders, mobile retailers and the gambling sector amongst several hundred clients. As MD, Rob delivered year on year triple digit growth.
In 2012, Rob started working with a start-up, Innovate Identity. Today, Innovate Identity is regarded as a thought leader in digital identity, providing specialist consulting services to governments, the financial services sector, suppliers and investors, to help them better understand the world of identity and develop digital strategies.
Glenn is a globally recognised thought leader in the travel, aviation and technology sectors. He is plugged into emerging digital, social and innovation trends.
If it is new, cutting edge and transformational, Glenn can tell you how to exploit it in your business.
As an experienced business executive, Glenn has worked at the crossroads of technology and business across a range of industries, including telecommunications, utilities, oil and gas, government, and airlines. Glenn is currently Head of Digital Business Transformation in International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways, Iberia, Vueling and Aer Lingus. He was awarded a professional fellowship from the Chartered Institute for IT (FBCS), and has been re-elected in 2015 as Chairman of IATA Simplifying the Business.
Anthony is a partner architect at Microsoft working in the Government Engagement Team leading the Standards and Public Policy practice.
Tony’s professional career emphasis has been in the security and identity space since he started work with IBM in 1983 working as a systems programmer in the Federal Systems Division. During his 26 years with IBM he held various roles in various locations, the last of which was Chief Security Architect, IBM Software Group. He also held the title of Distinguished Engineer. He has authored 3 books, over 50 technical articles in various journals and holds over 85 issued patents. He now works at Microsoft as a Partner Architect in the Identity Division area as the technical lead for the various standards activates, with an emphasis on strong authentication and strong identity. He currently chairs various working groups, participates in working groups in various standards bodies and organisations including ISO, IETF, OASIS, W3C, FIDO and TCG.
