Interests & Passions
Ian Stanley Graham
Head, Technology and Operations Strategy and InitiativesBMO Financial Group
250 Yonge Street, 17th Floor
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA M5B 2M8
Tel (W): | 416-552-4230 |
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Email (W): | ian DOT graham [AT] bmo DOT com |
Email (P): | ian [AT] iangraham DOT org |
Web: | www.iangraham.org |
LinkedIn: | linkedin.com/pub/1/299/275 |
Facebook: | facebook.com/p/Ian_Graham/733746020 |
- Building top-performing, agile and innovative organizations
- Helping organizations improve core capabilites to deliver business success
- Creating outstanding Web-centric collaborative products and services
Expertise / Experience
- Over 15 years of leadership and advisory experience, from startups to large corporations
- Deep understanding of IT strategic planning and delivery
- Technology skills plus substantial management experience
- Bestselling author on Web technologies
- A clear and inspiring communicator / team builder
Work History
Head, Technology and Operations Strategy and Initiatives, BMO Financial Group | 2012–today |
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Senior Consulting Manager, IT Strategy and Planning, BMO Financial Group | 2009–2012 |
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Senior Consultant, IT Strategy and Planning, BMO Financial Group | 2002–2009 |
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Senior Manager, Emerging Business strategy, BMO Financial Group | 2000–2002 |
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Vice-President of Research and Development, Groveware Inc. | 1997–1999 |
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Instructional Technology Specialist, University of Toronto | 1994–2000 |
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Visiting Professor, Universitat de les Illes Balears, Palma, SPAIN | 1993 |
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Education (and Academic Awards)
Degree | University and Awards |
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McGill University – NSERC and Reinhart Fellowships, Dean's Honour list |
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Alliance Francaise (Paris) |
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University of Toronto – NSERC Fellowship |
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University of Victoria – Francis Gold Watch/leading student |
Talks, Presentations, and Other Activities
I have given many talks and presentations on subjects ranging from the business of software development to Web technology and architecture to the cultural and business impact of the Web. Some of these presentations are found at: http://www.iangraham.org/talks/index.html
I was the chair for the Developer's Day portion of the eighth International World Wide Web conference (WWW8), held in Toronto, Ontario, May 11-14 1999. A list of the Developer's day tracks, and links to some of the presentations, is available online.
References
Upon request.
Personal Data
Citizenship: Canadian | Languages: English, French (Passable) |