VE3, a leading name in AI and digital innovation, has announced the appointment of Chris Brocklesby and Lord Kulveer Ranger as Non-Executive Directors to its UK Board. This move underscores VE3’s commitment to responsible leadership and scaling intelligent solutions globally.
Chris Brocklesby, with 25+ years in tech and transformation, brings deep expertise from senior roles at Post Office, Vodafone, easyJet, Dunelm, and Tesco Bank. “I am very pleased to be joining the Board of VE3. This is an exciting time for the business and I am looking forward to supporting Manish and the team in the next phase of growth and success,” he said.
Lord Kulveer Ranger, a member of the House of Lords and former executive at Atos, brings a rich legacy of digital policy and innovation. His work includes launching London’s Oyster card and advancing EV and smart city initiatives. “I am delighted to join the UK Board of VE3… Their success has been based on a combination of razor-like customer focus and the development of well-informed digital products,” said Lord Ranger.
Manish Garg, UK Director at VE3, welcomed the appointments saying, “Their leadership and expertise in innovation and governance will be invaluable as we revolutionise industries through AI and data-driven solutions.”
These strategic additions mark a significant step in VE3’s journey to shape the future of intelligent business.
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