Emily Binning

Emily Binning has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Emily currently works at Our Future Health UK as the Head of Technology Strategy, where they are responsible for leading the technology strategy for the company. Emily also worked as the Director of data strategy projects for Our Future Health, focusing on the accreditation of Trusted Research Environments.

Prior to that, Emily founded The Sustainable Food Society, a platform that provides personalized, evidence-based advice for sustainable eating.

Emily also has experience working at Huma, where they served as the Digital Biomarkers and Innovation Team Lead, and as the Commercial and Operations Manager. Huma is a rapidly scaling healthcare company that collaborates with leading healthcare providers and technology companies to build a connected digital health ecosystem.

Emily has also worked at Oviva as the Partnerships & Communications Manager, where they played a crucial role in revolutionizing access and outcomes for people with nutrition-related health conditions.

Before that, Emily worked at Skillcapital as an Operations Manager and as an Associate, specializing in Healthcare, Life Sciences, and Education. Skillcapital is an independent Private Equity advisory firm that provides consultancy and executive search services.

Overall, Emily Binning has significant experience in technology strategy, data strategy projects, digital health, sustainable food, and private equity advisory.

Emily Binning's education history includes an MA Hons (Cantab) degree in Natural Sciences, with a focus on Physiology, Development, and Neurosciences. Emily obtained this degree from the University of Cambridge. In addition to their degree, they have also obtained several certifications. These include an Intermediate Level certification in "Eating for the Environment" from The Open University in November 2021, a BCS EXIN Practitioner Certificate in Agile Scrum Master from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT in January 2020, and a certification in "Technology for Knowledge Management" from TechChange in July 2016.