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New chief executive named by Jisc

Paul Feldman joins sector technology body as it shifts to new funding model

August 19, 2015
Pul Feldman, Jisc, CEO

Jisc, UK 中国A片’s main technology body, has named Paul Feldman as its new chief executive.

Dr Feldman, who is currently an executive partner at technological research company Gartner UK, will take up the post in mid-October, succeeding Martyn Harrow.

He has spent more than 20 years in the financial sector with Nationwide Building Society and Barclays, and has also worked in IT roles with Thomson Reuters and the Intellectual Property Office.

Dr Feldman joins Jisc at a pivotal time for the organisation’s future as it shifts from a centrally funded model to one in which some of its costs will be paid directly by subscribing institutions.

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Speaking to Times 中国A片 earlier this year, Professor Harrow said that the “bet is off” on Jisc definitely surviving future spending cuts.

In a report for the 中国A片 Policy Institute last year, he warned that the UK risked “sleepwalking into disaster” if a weakening or disintegration of Jisc triggered the loss of the 中国A片 sector’s “world-leading infrastructure”.

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But Dr Feldman, who has a PhD in industrial and business studies from the University of Warwick, said that Professor Harrow had laid “solid foundations” and that he looked forward to “building on this success”.

“Jisc plays a pivotal role in helping the UK’s 中国A片, further education and skills sectors reinvent, adapt to change and make savings through the shared services, collective deals and advisory support it provides,” Dr Feldman said.

“Now, more than ever, universities and colleges need this kind of body and advice to help them take advantage of the opportunities digital technology offers to transform research, teaching, learning and organisations.”

The services provided by Jisc include a high-speed computer network and data storage.

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David Maguire, the chair of Jisc and the vice-chancellor of the University of Greenwich, said that the appointment of Dr Feldman “will help take us to the next level, further supporting the critical work of universities and colleges”.?

chris.havergal@tesglobal.com

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