Sachin Jogia is a portfolio Non Executive Director, with technology and product executive leadership experience. He is currently on the Board of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (BHT) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). He is the Chair of the Finance & Business Performance Committee at BHT, and also co-chairs the Imperial College AI Alumni Network.

His executive career included being the Managing Director and Group Director of Technology Strategy and Transformation at Sky, a Comcast company. He was responsible for setting and managing the technology strategy for Sky Group, and delivering on key long term transformational initiatives.

Previously, he was the Chief Technology Officer and Technology Group Director, Ofcom.

As Chief Technology Officer, Sachin led Ofcom’s work to support innovation across the sectors they regulate including broadcasting, telecoms, wireless services and post.

Sachin spent nine years at Amazon in the UK and USA. Prior to joining Ofcom, Sachin was the General Manager for Alexa Smart Home International – overseeing tech and commercial development of the company’s voice-activated services and organisational leadership worldwide.

Passionate about the application of ‘tech4good’ initiatives, Sachin chairs the British Heart Foundation’s Technology Advisory Group to accelerate tech advancement and innovation within the BHF. He has supported numerous initiatives to help elevate people from disadvantaged backgrounds, including the not-for-profit Amazon Future Engineer programme, was a founding member of their London Charity Committee and mentored trainee teachers at TeachFirst.

He is a founding member of the Corporate Advisory Board of Save the Children UK, and a digital and technology Trustee and Non-executive Director at City Year UK, a charity that helps to close education attainment gaps and give young adults a headstart in their early careers. He mentors senior leaders at UK-based small to medium-sized enterprises and Imperial College graduates.

Other interests include playing tennis, art, photography (the backround photo is from Zanzibar), along with the bleeding edge of technology and retaining his roots in Physics through supporting the Institute of Physics and their numerous outreach initiatives.