Scotland-based Trust Housing Association has confirmed the appointment of Graham Curran, director of Transformation at ServiceNow, to its board.
Graham is an experienced chief information officer and non-executive director and is recognised as a global leader in the technology space.
Graham is also a technology entrepreneur, having grown and sold multiple high-value start-up businesses.
Further, he has a track record of supporting governments and businesses across the private and third sectors, prioritising causes and organisations that deliver public and private benefits.
Graham previously supported Trust in a consultancy capacity in 2016.
Trust said: “We’re delighted that Graham will now play an advisory role on our board as we continue to deliver our business strategy, ‘The Time is Now,’ and our supporting and sector-leading technology programme.”
Rhona McLeod, Trust’s CEO, said: “Graham’s expertise and experience will be of huge benefit to us as we continue to develop our digital capability.
“We are delighted to welcome him to the Trust board.”
Graham said: “I really enjoyed the culture and ambition of Trust when I first worked with the team on the digital strategy and have been really encouraged with the progress that has been made.
“As an organisation that I have always admired, I am delighted to be able to be directly involved in supporting Trust on the next stage of its evolution.”
Trust is one of the largest providers of housing, care, and support services in the social-rented sector in Scotland, providing and maintaining homes for more than 3,600 people across 23 local authority areas.
Image: Graham Curran, board member, Trust Housing Association
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