Mike Conway
About Mike Conway
Mike Conway serves as the Operations & Infrastructure Manager EMEA at The Economist, a position he has held since 2000. He has a background in information management from his previous role at Barclays and is recognized for his initiative and effective communication skills in managing complex technical projects.
Work at The Economist
Mike Conway has served as the Operations & Infrastructure Manager EMEA at The Economist since 2000. His role involves overseeing operations and infrastructure across the Europe, Middle East, and Africa regions. Located in Canary Wharf, London, he has contributed to the organization for over 24 years, focusing on enhancing operational efficiency and managing technical projects.
Previous Experience at Barclays
Before joining The Economist, Mike Conway worked at Barclays as an Information Manager from 1990 to 2000. During his ten-year tenure in Bedfordshire, he was responsible for managing information systems and processes, which provided him with a strong foundation in operations management and technical oversight.
Education and Expertise
Mike Conway studied at Lealands High School, where he developed foundational skills that would support his career in operations and infrastructure management. His expertise includes effectively communicating complex technical information within diverse teams, which is essential for managing projects that require collaboration across various departments.
Skills and Management Style
Mike Conway possesses a meticulous and logical mind, which aids him in managing complex technical projects from concept to implementation. He balances a hands-on management approach with high-level technical skills, allowing him to drive tasks and issues to resolution independently. His ability to take initiative is a key aspect of his professional profile.