S&W appoints new technology partner

Professional services group S&W has appointed Dan Goodall as a partner in its data and technology services team, strengthening its consulting offering.

Based in the firm’s Bristol office, Dan will support clients across the UK, helping organisations use data and technology to improve operations, boost resilience and deliver strategic outcomes.

He brings extensive experience leading major transformation programmes across multiple sectors, with expertise spanning enterprise resource planning, data platform modernisation, cloud migration, automation and AI adoption.

Dan joins S&W from senior roles in leading professional services firms and industry, including serving as a chief technology officer guiding businesses through complex digital change.

He said: “I am thrilled to be joining S&W at such a pivotal time for the firm and for clients who are navigating rapid technological change. 

“Throughout my career I have been passionate about helping organisations harness data and technology in a way that delivers real, tangible outcomes for their stakeholders and customers. 

“S&W’s commitment to its consulting and data and technology services offerings, combined with a culture that values collaboration and innovation, makes it an exciting place to be.”

Dan’s appointment reflects S&W’s continued investment in expanding its data and technology capabilities to meet growing demand.

Claire Burden, partner and head of consulting at S&W, added: “We are delighted to welcome Dan to the team. 

“His breadth of experience across technology, data and digital services will significantly strengthen our capabilities as we continue to expand our consulting practice. 

“Dan’s appointment reflects our ongoing investment in delivering high‑quality strategic and delivery support for clients across the UK. 

“He brings a fantastic blend of business and technical knowledge, with extensive implementation experience, and we are excited to have him on board.”

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