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Vin Murria
Chief Executive Officer
Vin's career has combined Venture Capital, Private Equity and CEO/ Operational expertise, centered around twenty years of M&A activity in the software sector. Vin is a partner at Elderstreet Capital Partners and Chief Executive Officer of Advanced Computer Software Plc. Prior to this Vin was European Chief Operating Officer for Kewill Systems Plc and Chairman of Leeds Group Plc. She remains an investor and advisor to a number of quoted and unquoted companies, including Mediasurface Plc, and Concateno Plc. |
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James Berry
Chief Technical Officer
Co-founding Director of Adastra - James achieved a first-class Honours Degree in Computer Sciences at the University of Southampton in 1995, finishing top of his year and winning the British Computer Society Prize for Outstanding Achievement. Now responsible for the architecture and design of the Adastra application, James adopts a hands-on approach to development and leads a development team of seven. |
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Jim Chase
Managing Director
An experienced Director of IT businesses, Jim began his career in IT as a software developer and has since enjoyed a wide variety of technical, service delivery, commercial and leadership roles for AIM Group and CS Group’s Legal Division. Jim’s wealth of experience is being deployed to promote the development of Adastra as it enters a new and exciting phase within the Advanced Computer Software Plc Group. |
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David Fagg
Director of Service
Dave joined Adastra in Jan 1997 as an Engineer before taking up the management of a rapidly growing Technical Services Team. After a period of developing the Engineering Team to its current structure of nationally deployed 24/7 teams, Dave then helped to spread ITIL best practices throughout Adastra’s Service Support teams. From 1st April 2009 Dave assumed responsibility for Adastra’s service teams, encompassing the Service Desk, Technical Services, Project Management, and Configuration & Training Services. |
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Anthony Hayes
Chief Operations Officer
Anthony was previously Network Manager at US Gold and holds various Microsoft, Citrix and Cisco technical certifications. He is responsible for operations within the company including both delivery and support. He provides central leadership for Configuration Services, Project Management, Technical Services, Training and User Support. A core part of his role is to focus on developing close relationships between departments he leads and other areas of Adastra such as Development. |
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David Pepe
Product Director
Following senior positions within multinational organisations, encompassing consultancy, management development and operations, David was recently appointed Product Director with Adastra. This role enables him to bring his experience of operational improvement and product management to enhance Adastra’s strategic product delivery. |
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Danielle Scott
Finance Director
Danielle is Adastra's most recent addition to the board, ACCA qualified Danielle began her career in legal accounts. She has several years experience in the electrical manufacturing industry and has also gained widespread experience of operations and finance within the cross-channel ferry industry. Danielle will be responsible for Finance and Administration, whilst providing the strategic financial information needed to meet exciting new challenges as part of the Advanced Computer Software Plc Group. |
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Lynn Woods
Executive Advisor to the Group Board
Lynn co-founded Adastra with James Berry in 1994. He had previously enjoyed a 16-year career in the Royal Air Force, leaving as a Squadron Leader in 1988. In 1992 Lynn was appointed to manage the SEADOC GP Co-operative based in Folkestone. As SEADOC expanded to eventually cover a 70-mile strip of the south coast as far west as Brighton it became evident that an operational software capability was needed to manage activity over such a wide area, and thus Adastra came into being. |
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Dr Alex Yeates MB BS DRCOG
Medical Director
In 1989 he was a co-founder of the pioneering Medway GP
Co-operative (MEDDOC), the first of the Kent-based services which were to go on to establish a template for corresponding services to develop across the rest of the UK. Alex remains an active participant in the Medway service and chairs its Clinical Review Group. He has also participated in the Department of Health’s Committee for Safety of Medicines developing policy on extended nurse prescribing and in the Out-of-Hours Review Team examining OoH Medicines Supply. |
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