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Tom Amies-Cull

Transformation | Growth | Marketing | Operations | Modern Work | Inclusion

Tom Amies-Cull is an experienced and passionate business leader with a focus on driving change and fostering growth in complex organizations. His expertise lies at the intersection of strategy, marketing services, and operations.

He strongly advocates for the power of inclusive teams and diverse thought, and he is particularly interested in the Future of Work, technological innovation, and shifts in consumer behavior.

Tom's educational background includes Executive Education from Cambridge Judge Business School, an MBA in Business/Commerce from Alliance Manchester Business School, an online course in Digital Transformation from University of Virginia Darden School of Business, a Certificate in Digital Marketing from the Insitute of Direct Marketing (IDM), and a Diploma in Marketing Communications from the CAM Foundation (CIM).

Throughout his career, Tom has held significant roles in various organizations, including Global Chief Operating Officer at KINESSO, Global Chief Operating Officer - Media & Global Clients at dentsu, Chief Operating Officer in different capacities at dentsu, Chief Operating Officer for the UK & Ireland at iProspect, Managing Director at iProspect, Head of Digital & Commercial Board Director at Carat UK, Director of Search & Social at Carat UK, and Founder/Director at Germin8 Media Ltd, among others.

Highlights

May 17 · linkedin

📢 “Don’t fucking compromise on who you are…”

Great words from Asad Shaykh on othering, what to ask to help be a great Ally and being comets 💫

May 2 · linkedin

Just back from an invigorating three days at Cambridge University, delving into the future of GenerativeAI at the Judge Business School. The university is a crucible of ideas where the past and future of technology blend seamlessly. From intense sessions on the nuances of Large Language Models, fine-tuning, RAG and their applications; to enriching discussions on the philosophy and ethics of AI with leading thinkers from both academia and industry, the experience was inspiring.

Highlights included our time at King's College, where we reflected on Alan Turing's monumental contributions to computer science and his complex and sad personal journey, underscored by the poignant new sculpture in his honor. He of course also pioneered thinking on Artificial Intelligence at The University of Manchester - a true elder of the Manchester Digital community! King’s was also home to Geoffrey Hinton, whose recent departure from Google to address AI risks reminds us of the careful consideration required as we navigate this powerful technology.

Connecting with fellow business leaders from around the globe, the conversations were as stimulating as they were necessary, filled with debates and insights that pushed our thinking further.

Alan Turing famously said, “We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there needs to be done.” This resonates deeply as we explore the vast potentials and responsibilities of AI. What an enriching journey it has been—here's to thoughtful progress in the world of AI!

Huge thanks to all those who made this possible and gave us so much to think about including Vesselin Popov David S. Dr. Mark Bloomfield Matthew Grimes Stella Pachidi Stelios K. Henry Shevlin Claire Benn Laura Reynolds Executive Education at Cambridge Judge Business School

#GenAI #Strategy #FutureofWork #ValueCreation

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Manchester, England, United Kingdom