Cambridge Judge Business School is delighted to share the announcement that Paul Miller, Director of Information Technology at the Business School, was awarded the Global CIO UK Legend certification by the Global CIO Forum, a group bringing together chief information officers from a spectrum of organisations.
“Your recognition is a testament to your relentless commitment to innovation, digital excellence, and leadership … not only embracing transformation, but leading it from the front with bold vision and resilience,” said the award citation to Paul, who was eligible for the CIO Legend award as an IT leader with 20 or more years of experience. The award was presented at a Global CIO Forum event in London on 4 June.
Instrumental in Cambridge Judge learning and operations
Paul has for many years led successful IT innovation at Cambridge Judge, including software development that benefits students, faculty and staff, cloud migration, cyber security systems, mobile device system management and data protection.
Paul Miller has been instrumental in the Business School’s innovative approach to IT and our successful transition to digital learning in all its forms.
“Paul has been instrumental in the Business School’s innovative approach to IT and our successful transition to digital learning in all its forms,” said Professor Gishan Dissanaike, Dean of the Business School. “Paul brings a seriousness of purpose combined with an infectious energy and good humour that has helped Cambridge Judge students, faculty and staff do their work efficiently and effortlessly, while building important IT relationships with stakeholders outside the Business School.”
Adds Charmain Allen, Chief Operating and Financial Officer of Cambridge Judge: “A business school in the digital age is a complex ecosystem that relies on effective and robust IT for everything from learning materials to finance. Paul guided the Business School through the many challenges posed by the pandemic, and has since helped Cambridge Judge become a leader in how technology can enhance the learning experience whether in the classroom or online. We are truly grateful for his crucial contributions to the Business School as signalled by this award.”
A collaborative effort for IT excellence
The UK edition of the World CIO 200 Summit 2025 was held at the Aga Khan Centre in London, and featured a welcoming address by Lord Holmes, a member of the UK House of Lords, who highlighted the key roles of innovation, inclusion and collaboration in our digital age. Panel discussions focused on women in technology, CIOs as business growth drivers, digital workplaces in the artificial intelligence age and empowering the next generation of chief information officers.
My name is on the award, but I’d like to think this recognition is a reflection of the incredible people I’ve worked with and the journey we’ve been on over the last 3 decades, the majority of which have been with Cambridge Judge Business School.
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