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Tom Westall

Director, Real Estate & Workplace Facilities

Tony West is a seasoned professional with 20 years of experience in managing facilities, leading teams, overseeing projects, and handling real estate portfolios across multiple countries.

His expertise spans both soft and hard services in the Real Estate sector, offering exceptional leadership in developing strategies, optimizing portfolios, negotiating leases, and building high-performing global facilities teams.

Tony has a proven track record of cost-saving, strategic relationship-building, project management in various sectors such as high-tech, office spaces, and commercial properties, and adeptness in leading diverse teams through change and expansion.

His educational background includes a Diploma - FM Level 4 and a CERTIFICATE LEVEL 4 in Facilities Management from BIFM.

Tony's previous roles include Director, Real Estate & Workplace Facilities at Clarivate, Senior Director, Workplace Experience (WPX) - EMEA & APAC at Zynga, Global Head of Facilities at LEGO Group, Regional Head of Workplace at Uber, among others, showcasing his extensive and varied experience in the industry.

Highlights

Jun 30 · linkedin

Today, we released our second U.S. Safety Report covering the years 2019 and 2020. This report, like Uber's inaugural report in 2019, includes data on serious safety incidents, as well as information about our safety processes, technologies, and investments.

I’m pleased that the data shows the rate of reported sexual assaults decreased 38% since the period covered by our first U.S. Safety Report three years ago. Yet I’m also very cognizant that behind every reported incident where things went wrong, there’s a human story, which is why all of us at Uber will never stop trying to improve the safety of our platform.

Of course, releasing this data doesn’t mean Uber’s less safe; on the contrary, the data confirms 99.9% of all Uber trips end satisfactorily, with no rider or driver safety complaints whatsoever, making the Uber platform one of the safest ways to get from Point A to Point B. What disclosing this data does mean is that we’re taking our commitment to transparency and accountability seriously, even when it’s hard because the information we’re sharing with the public may not always be flattering.

Secrecy doesn’t make anyone safer, and we encourage other companies and public agencies to step up and be transparent with the public about their safety records, especially as it relates to sexual violence. It’s the only way we’ll be able to improve safety for everyone.

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London, England, United Kingdom