Whitby Seafoods Managing Director Daniel Whittle joins FluidIT for the third Digital for Transformational Growth webinar, Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail.
Daniel joins FluidIT to talk about business and IT strategy, ERP project delivery and how a visual approach to planning secured buy in from the senior management team for the IT element of the project.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear from the MD of a great Yorkshire business in the third of our Digital for Transformational Growth webinar series. Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail is on 10 February 8am to 9am.
Whitby Seafoods is a family business started by Daniel's father in 1985. Daniel works alongside his sister, Laura, and brother, Edward. Whitby Seafoods turns over approximately £60m across two sites, and employs over 400 people.
Daniel studied Economics at Newcastle University, and spent the first 5 years of his career in commercial property investment analysis, working in the City of London and Johannesburg, before returning to the family fold.
Prior to being Managing Director, Daniel worked in various roles at Whitby Seafoods, including Supply Chain Director, Operations Director, and Managing Director of the sister company (Kilkeel Seafoods) in Northern Ireland.
Daniel is passionate about seafood, driving change in UK fishing and finding insight through numbers.
We look forward to welcoming Daniel at the webinar where FluidIT Directors Jonty Abbott and Gareth Murphy will share share tools and techniques for SME business leaders to align business and IT strategy and secure a digital transformation plan.
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