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Steven Yick has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Steven is currently serving as the Chief Digital Officer and Deputy COO at TPXimpact, where they lead a team of creatives, strategists, innovators, technologists, and change makers. In this role, they collaborate with impact-driven organizations and non-profit institutions to deliver purposeful and contextually sensitive digital products and services.

Prior to joining TPXimpact, Steven worked as a Digital Director and Advisor at Cheil UK from 2021 to 2022. Steven also held a key position at Samsung Electronics, serving as the Director of Digital Marketing, e-commerce, and Digital Platforms at the European HQ from 2016 to 2020. In this role, they were responsible for driving digital marketing capability and enhancing customer experience across 31+ countries.

Steven also has experience as a Director at Yick Ltd, where they undertook interim IT/Digital Director, CTO, and CDO engagements from 2015 to the present. Steven'sengagements included directing digital capabilities at Samsung and overseeing ERP implementation at Travelodge Hotels Limited.

Before that, they served as the CIO (Interim) at Victim Support, where they provided support to over 1.1 million victims and 250,000 witnesses of crime. Steven also served as the Director of Digital (IT Services) at Avis Budget Group EMEA, leading the implementation of a comprehensive digital/technology strategy.

Earlier in their career, Steven worked with Cancer Research UK as the Head of IS, Application Development/Support, and held various leadership roles at Carphone Warehouse (now Currys plc) and easyJet.

Overall, Steven Yick's work experience showcases a strong background in digital leadership, strategic planning, and implementing innovative solutions to enhance customer experiences and drive revenue growth.

Steven Yick completed their BSc in Applied Sciences (computer science maths and stats) at the University of Wolverhampton from 1987 to 1991. Steven also obtained an MBA from Cranfield School of Management from 2002 to 2003.