Jennifer Low joins North Highland as vice president

Change and transformation consultancy North Highland has appointed Jennifer Low as its UK public sector vice president. She will be responsible for leading and developing the UK public sector team while driving growth across government accounts, delivery, quality assurance and risk management.

“We're delighted to welcome Jennifer to North Highland," said Anthony Shaw, managing director and EMEA Business Lead. "Her proven track record of driving client value and growth in UK public sector, combined with her dedication to leading and developing high performing teams make her the ideal leader for this area of our business.”

Arriving at North Highland with 20 years of international experience leading change, Low most recently served as senior director in EY UK consulting's business transformation practice. There she focused on national security.

Low is a respected expert in the consulting sector, and mentors emerging leaders, while convening a professional network for senior female executives driving transformation across the UK public and private sectors. She is also one of the UK consulting sector’s growing cohort of professionals to hold the Chartered Management Consultant award.

Speaking on her new role,  Low said, "The firm's people-first approach and commitment to making change happen aligns perfectly with my desire for transforming public services. I look forward to working with our talented team to deliver innovative solutions that create lasting impact across the UK public sector.”

Founded in 1992, North Highland is a change and transformation consultancy, our award-winning services – powered by data and digital expertise – unleash untapped potential at the intersection of workforce and operations. As a member of Cordence Worldwide, a global network of connected consultancy firms with the ability to think and deliver together, North Highland has access to more than 5,500 experts in over 60 offices around the globe, to partner with clients.

Low’s appointment coincides with another vice president arrival in the firm’s US wing. Based in North Highland’s Washington D.C. office, Amy Rothman will now focus on enhancing the firm's transformation and change management capabilities while driving growth across multiple industries.