Gary Broughton
About Gary Broughton
Gary Broughton is a Business Analyst with extensive experience in the financial services sector, currently working at Nationwide Building Society since 2019. He has a strong background in stakeholder management, regulatory changes, and digital transformations.
Work at Nationwide Building Society
Gary Broughton has been employed at Nationwide Building Society as a Business Analyst since 2019. His tenure has included roles in both Northampton and Swindon, where he has contributed to various projects. Broughton has previously worked at Nationwide in multiple capacities, totaling over five years of experience with the organization. His work has involved managing regulatory changes and implementing digital transformations, including open banking initiatives.
Previous Experience in Financial Services
Before joining Nationwide Building Society, Gary Broughton held positions at several financial institutions. He worked at Argos Finance as a Senior Business Analyst for eight months in 2018 and also served as a Business Analyst at iPSL for one month in 2017. His experience at Argos Finance included a five-month stint as a Business Analyst from 2017 to 2018. Additionally, he worked at Barclaycard as a Business Analyst for five years from 2010 to 2015.
Education and Expertise
Gary Broughton studied Business Studies at the University of Northampton from 2008 to 2009. His educational background supports his expertise in the financial services sector, where he has a strong track record of influencing and negotiating with stakeholders at various levels. Broughton is skilled in managing regulatory changes and has experience in implementing digital transformations.
Project Management Skills
Gary Broughton is experienced in both agile and waterfall methodologies for project management. He has been involved in significant projects related to Target Operating Model (TOM) and platform migrations. His ability to manage complex projects effectively has been a key aspect of his roles in the financial services sector.