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Introducing the "West Tech Podcast" powered by West Recruitment and hosted by Dean Mumford. Each episode dives deep into the careers of Sydney's top It leaders, uncovering their personal journeys, challenges and triumphs in the ever-evolving tech industry.
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Episode 9: Episode 009 | West Tech Podcast | Hani Arab | CIO | Seymour Whyte (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a successful technology leadership career? In this episode of the West Tech Podcast, Dean Mumford sits down with Hani Arab, Chief Information Officer at Seymour Whyte , to discuss an extraordinary career journey from civil engineering into executive technology leadership. Hani shares how curiosity, continuous learning and taking ownership of his career enabled him to transition industries, lead large-scale technology transformation and build high-performing teams. The
Episode 8: Episode 008 | West Tech Podcast | Matt Baker | Head of Enterprise Applications & Automation | Komatsu (opens the original)
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What does technology leadership look like in an industry most people wouldn't associate with cutting-edge innovation? In this episode, Dean Mumford sits down with Matt Baker, Head of Enterprise Applications & Automation at Komatsu Australia. With more than 20 years at Komatsu, Matt shares his career journey from infrastructure engineer to technology leader, and how curiosity, continuous learning and a strong understanding of the business have shaped his success. The conversation explores the evo
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