
Lord Ranger of Northwood is a distinguished member of the House of Lords. During a twenty-five-year career, he has established himself as a key figure at the intersection of politics, public service, business, and frontier technology. Throughout his career, Lord Ranger has been instrumental in several high-impact projects. He played a crucial role in the team that implemented the London Oyster card, revolutionizing urban transportation. During his tenure working alongside Boris Johnson, then Mayor of London, Lord Ranger was responsible for transport policy, environmental policy and established the first Digital office for London. He led initiatives including delivering the iconic cycle hire scheme, supporting the development of Tech City and the initial plans for the introduction of electric vehicles. He also made substantial contributions to London's Olympic preparations, the England 2018 World Cup bid and advocated for the Crossrail project. In the corporate sphere, Lord Ranger has applied his expertise as a senior executive at Atos, a global leader in digital transformation. He established and led strategy and corporate communications across Northern Europe, Asia-Pacific, and India, demonstrating his ability to bring innovative solutions to diverse markets. Lord Ranger has served on various prestigious boards including, techUK, Transport for London and Bristol 2015 European Green Capital City and was part of the international steering group for C40 Cities. He currently sits on the West Midlands Digital Advisory Board and is Chair of the British Serbian Chamber of Commerce. As an international public speaker Lord Ranger frequently shares his perspectives on the future of technology such as AI and new governance and regulatory models. He is a member of the House of Lords Science and Technology committee, is Co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Digital Money and Digital Markets, and Vice-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for AI.







