Sparta Global appoints Rob Gibney to its Advisory Board to enhance public sector delivery

London, November 25 - Sparta Global is pleased to announce the appointment of Rob Gibney to its Advisory Board. With more than four decades of experience in the technology sector, Rob’s addition is set to bolster Sparta Global’s strategic initiatives across the UK public sector.

Rob Gibney brings a wealth of experience from his distinguished career, most recently serving as a sales leader at Oracle, specialising in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) for the public sector with a particular focus on central government. Throughout his career, Rob has been instrumental in driving the adoption of back-office finance and HR systems across critical government entities, including central government and defence sectors, impacting over 600,000 employees. His experience also extends to the police and health sectors, where he has played a pivotal role in systems integration and service optimisation.

David Rai, CEO and Co Founder of Sparta Global, shared his enthusiasm for the appointment; "We are thrilled to welcome Rob Gibney to our Advisory Board. His vast experience and deep understanding of the public sector will be invaluable as we seek to expand our footprint in this area. Rob’s insights will guide us in developing innovative solutions and capabilities that align with the unique needs of public sector clients."

In his advisory capacity, Rob will focus on accelerating Sparta Global’s presence in the UK public sector while also supporting the development of new services that drive digital transformation. His expertise in strategy and public sector engagement will be essential in steering Sparta Global toward new growth opportunities.

Rob Gibney expressed his excitement about joining Sparta Global; “I am delighted to be advising a firm that can help change people’s lives. Social mobility, diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the heart of what Sparta Global does in supporting its customers, and any contribution I can make to this endeavour will be extremely rewarding."