Avanade sits in the top three of Newsweek’s ‘most loved workplaces’. Pam Maynard took over as CEO in late 2019 and within weeks was tasked with navigating the company’s 60,000-strong workforce through the COVID-19 crisis and the upheaval following the death of George Floyd.
A daughter of Windrush and the “only black girl in the village”, Pam’s journey from her family’s London bedsit to award-winning technology leader is an inspiration to the industry’s next generation.
The Digital Bulletin Podcast series designed to bust the buzzwords that dominate the business technology world. In this episode, Cognizant’s Luis Huerta delves deep into the likes of ‘blockchain’, ‘digital disruption’ and ‘chatbot’.
The Digital Bulletin Podcast series designed to bust the buzzwords that dominate the business technology world. In this episode, Verizon’s Craig Palmer tackles the likes of ‘omnichannel’, ‘customer centricity’ and ‘digital transformation’.
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Avanade is regarded amongst the top three ‘most loved workplaces’ by Newsweek. Pam Maynard took the helm of the tech giant in late 2019 and within weeks was tasked with navigating the company’s 60,000-strong workforce through the COVID-19 crisis and the upheaval following the death of George Floyd. A daughter of Windrush and the “only black girl in the village”, Pam’s journey from London bedsit to award-winning technology leader is an inspiration to the industry’s next generation.
