As the largest shared services organisation in the global telco industry, the VOIS portfolio of next-generation solutions and services are designed in partnership with customers across Vodafone Group, local and partner markets as well as external customers to simplify and drive growth. We are pioneering a new Partnership model for the Telco industry, where the sharing of ideas, innovation, platforms and services will unlock opportunities for our people and value for our customers.
With strategic partner Accenture, VOIS work alongside our Vodafone customers, other Telco and tech companies to drive transformation, meet the challenges of our industry and ensure we stay relevant and resilient. This partnership is a unique, industry-first model which brings together the best of in-house and 3rd party capability.
Prior to becoming Director of VOIS in 2019, Gary was the Global Commercial & Operations Director for Vodafone Business, accountable for all Group operations and commercial activity for Vodafone’s €14b business segment.
Alongside leading VOIS, Gary is passionate about charitable and social causes focused on supporting children and young people. He is privileged to chair the Teenage Cancer Trust Corporate Board, act as an advisory board member for Vodafone Business Ventures, a social enterprise within Vodafone, and chair the British Triathlon Trust Board of Trustees.
Additionally, he manages the Technology centres, a growing team of over 13000 employees across Egypt, India, Romania, and Spain that aims to be the best System Integrator to the Vodafone Organisation and support the insourcing of technical skills.
Pedro Sardo joined Vodafone in 2015 as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for Vodafone UK. He led IT and Digital transformation, positioning Vodafone UK as a leading example of a digital organisation.
Previously, Pedro Sardo was the CIO of Oi, the largest telecom company in Brazil, and before that, he was the CIO at Portugal Telecom (now Altice Portugal) for eight years. He also worked as a Business Technology Consultant for McKinsey for five years and at Procter & Gamble for five years.
As the largest shared services organisation in the global telco industry, the VOIS portfolio of next-generation solutions and services are designed in partnership with customers across Vodafone Group, local and partner markets as well as external customers to simplify and drive growth. We are pioneering a new Partnership model for the Telco industry, where the sharing of ideas, innovation, platforms and services will unlock opportunities for our people and value for our customers.
With strategic partner Accenture, VOIS work alongside our Vodafone customers, other Telco and tech companies to drive transformation, meet the challenges of our industry and ensure we stay relevant and resilient. This partnership is a unique, industry-first model which brings together the best of in-house and 3rd party capability.
Prior to becoming Director of VOIS in 2019, Gary was the Global Commercial & Operations Director for Vodafone Business, accountable for all Group operations and commercial activity for Vodafone’s €14b business segment.
Alongside leading VOIS, Gary is passionate about charitable and social causes focused on supporting children and young people. He is privileged to chair the Teenage Cancer Trust Corporate Board, act as an advisory board member for Vodafone Business Ventures, a social enterprise within Vodafone, and chair the British Triathlon Trust Board of Trustees.
Additionally, he manages the Technology centres, a growing team of over 13000 employees across Egypt, India, Romania, and Spain that aims to be the best System Integrator to the Vodafone Organisation and support the insourcing of technical skills.
Pedro Sardo joined Vodafone in 2015 as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for Vodafone UK. He led IT and Digital transformation, positioning Vodafone UK as a leading example of a digital organisation.
Previously, Pedro Sardo was the CIO of Oi, the largest telecom company in Brazil, and before that, he was the CIO at Portugal Telecom (now Altice Portugal) for eight years. He also worked as a Business Technology Consultant for McKinsey for five years and at Procter & Gamble for five years.