North Highland Appoints Jennifer Low as Public Sector UK Vice President

Jennifer Low, Public Sector UK Vice President, North Highland ● Photo Credit: North Highland

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ATLANTA, November 7, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) — Change and transformation consultancy, North Highland, has appointed Jennifer Low as Vice President for Public Sector UK. According to the company, In her new role, Low will lead the Public Sector UK team and oversee growth across government accounts, focusing on delivery, quality assurance, and risk management.

Low brings two decades of international experience in change management and operational excellence. She most recently held a senior director role in EY UK Consulting’s Business Transformation practice, concentrating on national security. She also mentors emerging leaders and has established a network for senior female executives engaged in transformation within the UK’s public and private sectors.

"We're delighted to welcome Jennifer to North Highland. Her proven track record of driving client value and growth in the UK Public Sector, combined with her dedication to leading and developing high-performing teams, make her the ideal leader for this area of our business," said Anthony Shaw, North Highland’s Managing Director and EMEA Business Lead.

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Low expressed enthusiasm about her new role, stating, "I'm excited to join North Highland at this pivotal time. The firm's people-first approach and commitment to making change happen aligns perfectly with my desire for transforming public services. I look forward to working with our talented team to deliver innovative solutions that create lasting impact across the UK Public Sector."

Low is a Chartered Management Consultant and Chartered Accountant. She holds a master’s degree in accountancy and German and is a certified Conscious Connected Breathwork Facilitator.

For more information about North Highland, visit www.northhighland.com/industry-expertise/public-sector-uk.

Source: North Highland