About

Meet Edward
Enejoh

Award-winning technology advocate, keynote speaker, digital transformation leader, author, educator and founder of the Tech Needs You movement.

Edward Enejoh is an award-winning project leader, technology advocate, author, speaker and founder passionate about helping people thrive in the future of work.

With over 13 years of experience delivering transformation projects across higher education, public sector and technology environments, Edward specialises in connecting people, processes and technology to solve complex challenges.

Edward currently supports digital transformation initiatives at the University of Edinburgh and has worked across education technology, artificial intelligence adoption, project management and digital innovation.

“His career journey demonstrates a simple belief: Technology is not just about tools. It is about people.”

Through speaking, writing, community building and education, Edward helps professionals transition into technology careers and organisations embrace the opportunities created by AI.

Areas of Expertise

Digital TransformationArtificial Intelligence AdoptionProject ManagementChange ManagementHigher Education TechnologyCommunity BuildingPublic SpeakingCareer DevelopmentAI LiteracyFuture of WorkStrategic LeadershipPersonal Branding

Featured In

Edinburgh Magazine
Vanguard Newspaper
APM Blog
Institute of Project Management
Influencer Magazine UK
Favikon
The Journey

A Career Built on
People & Technology

Present

University of Edinburgh

Leading digital transformation initiatives supporting 45,000+ students and 10,000 staff

2024–Present

Founder, Tech Needs You

Launched a global movement to help one million professionals thrive in the AI economy

Ongoing

Founder, FuturePM

Building a community of project management professionals transitioning into technology

13+ Years

Digital Transformation Leadership

Delivering transformation projects across higher education, public sector and technology

The Mission

To inspire one million professionals to thrive in the AI economy.

By helping them recognise that their existing skills, experience and human capabilities are valuable in technology.