Prnewswire CyberNorth Announces Leadership Changes Amid Brand Refresh
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- •CyberNorth has appointed Jon Holden as CEO and Sarah Raw as Head of Operations.
- •The organization aims to enhance its cybersecurity role in the North East of England.
- •CyberNorth has supported over 100 businesses and 2,000 professionals since its inception.
CyberNorth has revealed a new brand identity and confirmed its leadership team, appointing Jon Holden as CEO and Sarah Raw as Head of Operations. The organization aims to strengthen its role in the North East of England's cybersecurity sector. Holden, with extensive experience in cybersecurity and fintech, succeeds Danielle Phillips, who has transitioned to the North East Combined Authority. The leadership team also includes Emily Perella as Marketing Manager, enhancing the in-house marketing function. CyberNorth has supported over 100 businesses and 2,000 professionals since its inception, focusing on sectors such as FinTech, Space, Maritime, and Defence. The organization is prioritizing skills development and collaboration between education and industry. This brand refresh is seen as pivotal for CyberNorth's future direction.
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