Graham is one of the Managing Partners of gov3.  He is a former senior UK civil servant with extensive experience of information society government strategy development and implementation.  Before leaving the UK civil service in July 2004, he was the Director of Strategy in the Office of the e-Envoy in the UK Government Cabinet Office where he played leadership roles in developing the Government’s digital inclusion, e-government, e-commerce, and broadband strategies.  As part of this role he also led the UK Government team that worked with industry to launch  the Home Computing Initiative in the UK in 2004.  And Graham also led the transactional services strand of the UK’s 2004 Efficiency Review Team identifying £1.3 billion per annum of cost efficiencies in the delivery of the UK Government’s transactional services. 

Since joining gov3, Graham has become one of the world’s most renown experts on government e-transformation, working with many national and regional governments on their knowledge economy and e-government strategies.  In the last 18 months, Graham has worked with governments and supported gov3 assignments in China, Greece, India, Finland, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Turkey, and the State of Michigan in the USA.  Graham is currently an expert advisor on the EU/China e-Government project.  And he is also an industry advisor to the UK Government where he is leading a task group looking at how to achieve home PC access with broadband connectivity for all school pupils in England.

Graham has a Masters in Social Policy and Planning from the London School of Economics and a First Class Honours Degree in Policy Studies from the University of North London.  He is married with two young sons and he lives in London in the UK.