Sungard’s Butler joins Databarracks

Former Sungard resilience lead, Chris Butler, has joined Databarracks as a managing consultant.

A well known face in the resilience field, Mr Butler is a former Army officer, having held a number of leadership positions within military aviation. He has also worked within the UK high hazard energy sector, supporting leadership teams in the UK nuclear sector, and was most recently the lead principal consultant for resilience and security at Sungard Availability Services.

“It is an exciting time in resilience," he said. "Awareness has never been greater following the pandemic and its numerous secondary impacts. At the same time, the ways we make our organisations resilient are changing.

“Technology is improving productivity and enables our people to work remotely and effectively. The other side of that coin is that the increased reliance on technology makes the rapidly growing cyber risk even greater.

“BC, risk, cyber, IT and operations can no longer work independently of each other. They need to be in lockstep with the Board for a truly holistic approach to resilience. We will be delivering modern resilience services, making organisations secure and able to withstand whatever situation they face. It’s about being able to thrive and succeed.”

Barnaby Mote, managing director of Databarracks also added: “We’re thrilled to have Chris join us at such an exciting time for both Databarracks and the industry. We share a vision of the future of resilience and the enthusiasm to build and deliver these services.

“The combination of his skillsets with his military background, provides him with the knowledge, credibility, and confidence to advise boards around the key psychological and behavioural drivers for crisis leadership. That expertise is vital to help executives lead their businesses into a more agile and resilient future.”

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