Management Team
Dan Norris-Jones, Co-founder and Managing Director
Dan was one of four founders of AKQA, a London based web agency that grew to become a global interactive marketing agency, with offices in London, San Francisco, Washington DC and Singapore. Dan served at AKQA in various roles that included Chief Technical Officer, Managing Director of the UK office, and member of the board of directors of AKQA Inc., the San Francisco based parent company.
In 2004 Dan co-founded Priocept, an internet technology consulting firm. Priocept was created to help clients with the delivery of internet technology projects, bringing an innovative, agency-style approach to IT consulting.
Greg Murray, Co-founder and Principal Consultant
Greg has overall responsibility for Priocept’s client service and project delivery. Prior to co-founding Priocept, Greg worked for six years at AKQA where he held positions including Technical Director and Project Director of the London office.
With over 10 years of consulting and design experience, Greg specialises in working alongside clients to ensure that the technology, whatever it may be, delivers on its promises.
Greg recently completed a year long project with Lloyd's of London leading the technical design and implementation of a new single sign-on framework and web user identity management system.
Matthew Skelton, Technical Director
Matthew is responsible for all technical aspects of project delivery at Priocept, from analysis and design of software systems, to implementation, testing, deployment and quality assurance.
He led the Priocept development team for RNS Submit, a regulatory announcement submission and processing system for the London Stock Exchange, which went live in 2008 and is now widely seen as the most advanced tool of its kind
Matthew has skills and experience across a wide range of software disciplines which he combines with an in-depth knowledge of ecommerce, security, databases and content management systems to design, deliver and support enterprise software solutions.