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Simon is a Vice President at Capgemini with over 20 years’ experience in leadership, business development and transformation across multiple industry sectors, including the UK Public Sector, Aerospace & Defence, Manufacturing, Utilities, Oil & Gas and Telecommunications.

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Simon has worked in a wide range of culturally diverse technology companies; from a SME specialist software business, through to well-known businesses in management consulting, IT hardware, managed services and outsourcing.

In his current role, Simon is a Capgemini Board Member for a discrete Public Sector Market Unit, managing one of Capgemini’s largest global clients. He is accountable for driving innovation, transformation and business development though the application of his cross industry and CxO engagement experience.

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Simon’s expertise is in helping organisations to drive growth, service and product innovation and agility through business change, customer experience, digital connected technology, process integration and efficiency improvement.

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Simon loves motorcycles, heavy rock music and owns a rescue Greyhound.

Chelsea had a very successful night in Europe last night, beating Porto 2-0 in the ‘away leg’ of the tie.

Two away goals to go into the second leg and a comfortable position for Thomas Tuchel’s men to be in, but it is only half time.

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Even still, the result was magnificent, even if the performance wasn’t as good and Chelsea actually got quite lucky in the end.

It was a late Ben Chilwell goal that eased the pressure and put them in a great position to head into the Champions League semi finals.

Chilwell’s goal though, not only surprised us fans as we watched the left back round the goalkeeper and tuck it in after a tidy solo run, but it also surprised his team mate and good friend, Mason Mount.

The scorer of Chelsea’s first goal was being interviewed after the game, as reported by The Chelsea Chronicle.

He said:

“I said to him after the game, brilliant composure from him.

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“I didn’t expect it to be fair, I thought he was going to shoot as soon as he got past the defender and was one-on-one [with the goalkeeper] — I thought he was going to shoot.” Loading after effects.

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“As I saw him take the touch and go past [the goalkeeper], I was thinking, ‘Oh my, he’s going to put it in, this!’

“Brilliant finish, and [I am] very happy for him as well to get his first Champions League goal.”