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| − | + | Alex is Security Controller at Buck Consultants, in the United Kingdom. He is an energetic and experienced IT professional with significant technical experience in financial services and local government sectors. A professionally qualified manager with proven leadership skills. An experienced project manager, who enjoys business change management and can apply a wide range of IT technical skills drawn from more than a decade of delivering successful IT solutions. A confident and effective communicator at all levels of business. | |
Alex holds a Professional Certificate in Management (Open), a MCSE+I (Windows NT4), a Cisco CCNA and a CISSP. | Alex holds a Professional Certificate in Management (Open), a MCSE+I (Windows NT4), a Cisco CCNA and a CISSP. | ||
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| + | When not at work, he works on his veg patch, rides his bike (everywhere he can) and plays guitar (badly). | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 23 March 2011
Alex is Security Controller at Buck Consultants, in the United Kingdom. He is an energetic and experienced IT professional with significant technical experience in financial services and local government sectors. A professionally qualified manager with proven leadership skills. An experienced project manager, who enjoys business change management and can apply a wide range of IT technical skills drawn from more than a decade of delivering successful IT solutions. A confident and effective communicator at all levels of business.
Alex holds a Professional Certificate in Management (Open), a MCSE+I (Windows NT4), a Cisco CCNA and a CISSP.
When not at work, he works on his veg patch, rides his bike (everywhere he can) and plays guitar (badly).
