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Hepburn’s other career roles include:

             Founder of Black Star Inc., advising on diversity and inclusion, leadership and management, people
             and change, strategy and organisation development, careers and employability
             UK Director at international social action charity City Year UK, leading on school partnerships,
             programme design and delivery, leadership programme development, mentor experience and
             programme impact

             Director of Education and Policy at ed-tech company U-Explore Ltd, supporting schools, colleges, local
             authorities and businesses on careers and employability programme development and partnerships
             Director of Pathways and Partnerships for Academies Enterprise Trust Careers, leading on the
             development of the Championing Careers Guidance Programme working in partnership with the
             Greater London Authority (GLA)

             Simon Hepburn succeeds Don MacIntyre, who was appointed as interim CEO by the Board of Trustees
             in January 2021 during the Council’s formation.





             The Security Institute’s Involvement with the
             UK Cyber Security Council

             As part of the Cyber Security Alliance, the Security Institute
             contributed to a bid to design and deliver such a council,
             with our Deputy Chair and Director of Cyber Convergence
             Strategy Mahbubul Islam CSyP MSyI leading the Security
             Institute’s contribution.

             The Security Institute had responsibility for Workstream 5:
             ‘Developing the Profession’ as part of our contributions to
             the formation of Council. The purpose of our Workstream
             was clearly set out by the Institution of Engineering and
             Technology (IET); the aim of Workstream 5 was to develop
             a clear, considered and evidenced roadmap for career
             progression of the cyber security professional, and should
             produce a clear approach to ensuring diversity in the
             profession and means to engage and develop the next
             generation.

             In recognition of their efforts in developing the Council, the
             Security Institute along with the other 15 organisations in
             the Cyber Security Alliance has been offered the honorary
             status of Founding Member of the UK Cyber Security
             Council.
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