Steve Rake
Byte Night Yorkshire Co-chair @Boycott Your Bed
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WORK HISTORY
Byte Night Yorkshire Co-chair @Boycott Your Bed
Yorkshire, GB
Byte Night is a division of Action for Children which has raised over £10 million since it first began. Our Byte Night sleep out event takes place in October and is a great event to be part of providing networking and team bonding opportunities while raising significant funds to support young vulnerable people in Yorkshire and across the UK.I\'ve been involved in Byte Night since 2016, initially as a board member in the North East. In 2018 I was proud to be appointed as Chair of the Yorkshire region. We\'ve recruited a brilliant board of senior Tech leaders to drive the initiative and over the last 2 years we\'ve raised well over £250k. You can find out more about the history of Byte Night here: get involved in Byte Night Yorkshire events please get in touch!
EDUCATION
University of Leeds
Sports Science and Physiology
SKILLS
ABOUT STEVE RAKE
Responsible for all commercial activity in the UK and Europe for NashTech. We provide custom software development and tech advisory services; building systems of innovation and differentiation. Our >2300 FTE team utilise a blend of onshore and offshore talent to deliver projects end to end and also provide semi-autonomous teams to augment customers internal capability. Our engagement models are designed to create sustainable value, imparting knowledge and skills back into our customers teams. Key to my role is delivering insight and thought leadership to a community of CIO’s and Business Leaders - I understand the challenges faced by this community and often support them by connecting relevant \"happy to help\" like minded contacts.One of my passions is working with Action for Children - a top 4 UK children\'s charity where I am Co-Chair of a fundraising board.
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