Hugh Williams is the co-founder of CS in Schools which helps Australian secondary school teachers confidently teach coding. He is also the Melbourne Business School‘s first ever Enterprise Professor, an appointment that is jointly held at The University of Melbourne.
Hugh is also a member of the board of the State Library Victoria, a venture partner at Rampersand, an Adjunct Professor at RMIT University, and an advisor at Domain, Doordash, Expert360, Moonpig, and Ocado Technology.
He was previously the Vice President of Google Maps at Google, and he has also held executive roles at eBay, Microsoft, Tinder, and Pivotal. Prior to that, he spent over 10 years researching and developing search technologies, and 5 years running his own startup and consultancy.
He has published around 120 works, mostly in the field of Information Retrieval. He is one of the inventors of Infinite Scroll, and he holds 34 patents and has 41 patents pending. He has a PhD from RMIT University in Australia.
He’s a Seattle Mariners, Richmond Tigers, and QPR fan too. He thinks it’s a great time to be alive and a Tigers fan.
If you’re interested in Hugh’s background, visit his linkedin profile.
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