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As organisations strive to adapt to meet the challenges of a relentlessly changing world, visionary, strategic, inspirational and agile tech leadership has never been more important.

Whether you want to lead a dynamic tech start-up or an established team in a multinational, our experts can identify the leading role that is right for you.

We work exclusively with organisations that are committed to digital transformation so we can help you to drive your career forward even further.

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If you’re looking to land your first leadership role or are already an established CTO or CIO, your expertise, abilities and ambition are invaluable to organisations. We’re passionate about supporting your career – discovering what’s truly important to you, what your motivators are, what you want to achieve next and what you want your legacy to be.

Combine this with our in-depth knowledge of the global tech industry, decades of experience, our unrivalled networks and exclusive access to the top jobs. Trust us to secure your next career move.

You can browse our latest leadership roles, or submit your CV.

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Your tech leadership questions, answered

What tech leadership skills are most important?

Seeing the big picture is key to senior leadership success. Having a holistic understanding of the impact of IT decisions on teams and dependencies is crucial to successful technology and resource allocation, making soft skills vital.
 
You’ll need to be highly technical, but also able to translate complex technology strategies to those operational functions, communicating with finesse to secure buy-in from key stakeholders.
 
The strategic deployment of resources is also essential, with skills needing to be matched effectively to business needs. This goes for the information being captured as well. Is it being effectively used? Is it driving growth? The right decisions need making at the right time.

What industry sectors are currently hiring for tech leadership roles?

The tech market – both tech-focused organisations and technology functions – is strong, as is the demand for skills. During Covid-19, businesses in eCommerce and EdTech, as well as gaming and streaming services experienced a considerable boost and their investment is continuing.
 
There’s also been a massive surge in companies pushing their digital agenda in cloud infrastructure, cloud database (AWS Azure, Google Cloud), specialist cloud software development (Dynamics 365, SharePoint, Salesforce), cyber security, data analysis and visualisation – all of which require an inspiring and innovative technology leadership team to realise extensive digital transformation.

What technology trends can I expect to encounter in a new role?

Thanks to AI and augmented decision making, legacy infrastructure and data models could soon be impeding the success of new machine learning technologies. In response, many organisations are taking steps to deploy new approaches.
 
These include next-generation cloud-based data stores to support more complex modelling and analytics to identify random data connections.
 
We could be entering an era where machines will not only augment human decision-making but make real-time decisions that humans aren’t able to. As a tech leader today, you’ll need to navigate these changes – securing investment and buy-in where necessary.

What would a pathway into tech leadership look like?

If you’re thinking about taking the next step into leadership, qualifications in your technical area are valuable, such as Prince, PMI, PMP and Agile certifications for project and change expertise, TOGAF for architects, Lean/Six-Sigma for processes and Scrum for engineering. That said, proven professional results and key personal attributes are far more important than any qualifications.
 
The best tech leaders around all have key traits in common. Excellent team leadership and mentoring skills, strong internal and external stakeholder management, brilliant communication skills, a demonstrable commitment to lifelong learning and development, and, crucially, the ability to craft a clear strategic vision coupled with the persuasive leadership skills to realise it.