Doza Consulting appoints Dan Rathbone as non-executive director
Leeds-based technology consultancy Doza Consulting has appointed Dan Rathbone as its new non-executive director.
Founded in 2023, Doza Consulting supports clients in a wide range of technology domains, including cloud solutions, software engineering, mobile applications, artificial intelligence, and data analytics. The firm works for clients across sectors, including Thinkmoney, Aire Logic, NHS, Tracsis, Planet Sport, and Rimes.
Most recently, Doza Consulting worked alongside KPMG on a project that supports the West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s bus reform programme.
With the appointment of Dan Rathbone, Doza Consulting onboards one of the industry’s most successful entrepreneurs and leaders to its leadership team. Rathbone previously co-founded Infinity Works, a business which grew to a team of over 450 professionals operating across four offices in the UK. In 2021, Infinity Works was acquired by Accenture.
Mike Silverstone, director of Doza Consulting, said that Rathbone’s track record in scaling technology consultancies will be a big asset for the firm. “Dan’s experience in navigating the complexities and opportunities associated with rapid growth in a technology consultancy will be exceptionally valuable to us as we embark on our own ambitious expansion journey.”
“Beyond his experience in scaling, Dan’s background as a highly accomplished technologist with substantial experience in leading complex, large-scale projects from a technical standpoint, aligns seamlessly with Doza Consulting’s culture and core values of delivering technically sound, high-quality services that address the core business needs of our clients.”
Commenting on his appointment, Rathbone said, “I am genuinely excited to be joining Doza Consulting at what feels like a pivotal moment for the company. We’re not just aiming for fleeting success; our objective is to build a resilient foundation that will solidify Doza Consulting’s prominent position within the technology consulting landscape for significant and sustained expansion.”
Meanwhile, also in Leeds, EY appointed Kate Jarman as the new managing partner of its Leeds office (leading a team of 600 people), while FRP Corporate Finance expanded into the city to establish its eleventh office nationwide.
