Tiffany Margaret Hall (born 24 April 1963) is a British engineer who has had a career in broadcast engineering and information technology.
Tiffany Margaret Hall | |
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| Born | 24 April 1963 |
| Nationality | British |
| Known for | Software Engineer |
Early life edit
The granddaughter of Margaret Anderson (indexer), Hall attended Walthamstow Hall and Durham University, gaining a BSc in Maths with Computing.[1]
Career edit
Tiffany Hall is Chief Information Officer of Cancer Research UK[2]
In October 2019 Hall was appointed Chair of Ada, the National College for Digital Skills[3]
Hall has been addressing UK digital skills with e-skills uk, as a STEM ambassador[4][5] and by working with department for digital, culture, media and sport on the Tech Talent Charter around diversity in UK tech.[6]
Hall worked at the BBC in IT and broadcast engineering roles including as CIO.[7] Her earlier career was spent in IT roles with Royal Dutch Shell.
From 2003 to 2006, Hall was also a Director of the Parliamentary Broadcasting Unit.
Awards edit
Hall was awarded CIO of the Year at the UK's 2019 Women in IT Awards[8][9] Hall was placed in the top ten of the 2019 UK CIO 100 Awards [10]
References edit
- ^ "Hall in Durham University's alumni Class notes".
- ^ Macaulay, Thomas. "Cancer Research UK CIO Tiffany Hall describes her award-winning work". CIO UK.
- ^ Skills, Ada National College for Digital (23 October 2019). "Ada Appoints Tiffany…". Ada, the National College for Digital Skills.
- ^ "e-skills UK insights report" (PDF).
- ^ "Hall commenting on apprenticeships in Computer Weekly".
- ^ "Tech Partnership paper".
- ^ "BBC - Press Office - BBC appoints Tiffany Hall as Chief Information Officer". www.bbc.co.uk.
- ^ Today, Charity (13 February 2019). "Cancer Research UK CIO wins award".
- ^ "The winners of the Women in IT Awards 2019 UK are revealed!". 31 January 2019.
- ^ "Top CIOs in the UK in 2019 - CIO 100 | CIO UK". www.cio.co.uk.