Graham Cambridge

Graham Cambridge has a strong background in technology leadership and management. Graham currently holds the position of Chief Technology Officer at Dasseti (formerly Diligend) since March 2023. Prior to this, they served as the Chief Technology Office and Senior Technology Advisor at the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development for over two years, where they worked on large-scale initiatives under the leadership of the DED Chairman. Additionally, they acted as the Chief Technology Officer at Abu Dhabi Investment Office, responsible for implementing the ADIO technology strategy and overseeing the design and implementation of a platform for managing the ADIO Investor Journey.

Earlier in their career, Cambridge served as the Chief Technology Officer at Emirates Investment Authority, where they established the IT function and built a skilled, fully trained UAE national IT team. Graham also held the position of Head of Information Technology at EIA. Prior to that, they worked as the Global Director of IT at Apax Partners Limited, playing a central role in the company's global expansion efforts.

Cambridge began their career as a Webmaster and Internet Development Manager at Updata plc, where they contributed to the growth and success of the company through their involvement in internet and IT systems development. Graham also gained office experience as an IT Support Analyst and Web Developer at Kingston Smith Chartered Accountants. Overall, Cambridge has a comprehensive work history in technology leadership and management roles, with extensive experience in strategic planning, team building, and implementation of IT solutions.

Graham Cambridge has attended multiple educational institutions throughout their education history. Graham has enrolled in the CIO Academy at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Additionally, they have completed a course called "Introduction to Management" at Hult Ashridge. Furthermore, Graham obtained a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence from the University of Sussex.