Founding Team
Glenn Greenhill
Glenn started his career in direct marketing and advertising, both of which have been transformed by technological advances over the last 40 years. Across graphic design, digital imagery, marketing production, film, music and video software, Glenn has embraced and then mastered each new capability.
It is important to note that all the product: the name, brand, illustration, graphic design, UI design, animation and video collateral that comprises Selfsuite® has been conceived and produced personally by Glenn. This hands-on capability, along with the contributions of the other founders has made the venture almost entirely self-sufficient since its inception.
Patrick Fullick
After graduating from Cambridge with a degree in Natural Sciences, Patrick carried out the technical and commercial appraisal of large-scale oil and gas projects for BP before transitioning to an academic career. In the very earliest days of the Web he built the first online social network for teenagers studying science at school and college, winning an international award and going on to develop this work through an astronomical telescope project he devised and directed in Russia.
From his long career as an academic and family consultant, Patrick has in-depth knowledge of education systems and the data associated with them, coupled with an understanding of the multiplicity of choices facing young people as they influence their education and future life opportunities.
Ed Jones
Ed has enjoyed the benefits of a long and successful career in the technology business. He brings both a business and technology skill-set, focused on software and software-driven products, to the Selfsuite endeavour. Having focused his attention on software technologies for five decades, he is as comfortable and capable at writing code as he is at contributing to business, financial and technology strategy.
Toby Hudson
Toby started his working life as a Technical Author at Rolls Royce.
Seeing the emergence of information technologies and the internet he retrained himself and mastered both front and back-end web construction. His skills, knowledge and experience helped him secure a Web Developer position, quickly moving into a Technical Project management role at Wiley in Oxford, one of the world’s leading online education publishers.
Over the last two years Toby has made a significant contribution to the development of Selfsuite®. His involvement with the Selfsuite® project is now concluded. Toby recently secured a new role at Ocado Technology to pursue his career in Project management, delivering large-scale software solutions.
Koner Osman
Koner is a gifted, self-taught programmer. He has an astounding capacity to learn and a passion for computer games, technology generally and software design in particular.
Koner has a degree in Biology from Holloway. He joined the Selfsuite team in December 2017.
In the last 11 months Koner has almost single-handedly constructed all of the Selfsuite® and Prefuture™ wireframes and prototypes entirely from scratch.
Strategic Advisors
Colum Elliott-Kelly
Colum is Chief Strategy Officer and GM North America at Filament AI, whose mission is to help enterprises to build proprietary AI capability and apply it to core business opportunities. Colum is responsible for corporate development, product strategy, international growth and Filament Ventures.
Prof. Anthony Kelly
Tony Kelly is Professor of Education at the University of Southampton. He specialises in the theory of Educational Effectiveness and Improvement; in particular, as it relates to educational leadership, governance and policy analysis, in adapting Capability and Game Theoretic concepts to schooling and in developing innovative quantitative approaches and mathematical modelling techniques for use in educational research.
Prof. Francis Green
Francis Green is Professor of Work and Education Economics, UCL Institute of Education, University College London. His general interests lie in labour economics, education economics and political economy. His research focuses on skills, training, work quality and industrial relations issues. He regularly provides consultancy advice and reports for UK government departments and agencies, as well as for a range of international organisations, including the OECD, World Bank and the European Commission.
