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This is a very successful, profitable and specialist logistics service provider, working in a lucrative niche market.

As Head of IT, you'll be responsible for:

Strategic Leadership: Define and execute the IT roadmap aligned with business goals, driving digital transformation and innovation.
Operational Excellence: Oversee day-to-day IT operations, ensuring reliability, scalability, and performance across systems and infrastructure.
Vendor & Budget Management: Lead vendor relationships, contract negotiations, and manage the IT budget to maximize ROI.
Data & Analytics: Champion data governance, business intelligence, and AI-driven decision-making.
Cybersecurity & Compliance: Ensure robust cybersecurity frameworks, risk management, and regulatory compliance.
Team Leadership: Inspire and manage a skilled IT team, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and collaboration.
Governance & CI: Implement IT governance best practices and drive continuous improvement across all technology functions.We're looking for a versatile and hands-on individual with :-

Proven experience in IT leadership within logistics, supply chain, or similar sectors.
Strong understanding of enterprise architecture, cloud platforms, and digital transformation.
Expertise in cybersecurity, data strategy, and AI technologies.
Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
A strategic mindset with hands-on operational capabilities.This is a high growth business with ambition and passion. You will Be part of a growing, agile logistics firm with a bold vision for the future. In addition you will Lead transformative projects that directly impact business performance and Work in a collaborative, forward-thinking environment where innovation is valued.

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