Meet the Team
At Cenerva, we have a group of highly-skilled and experienced individuals who are dedicated to working with our clients to improve their knowledge and experience.
Our consultants and trainers are amongst the world’s leading experts in ITC regulation and policy and continue to train, write and consult worldwide.
Below you can read a brief profile of each of our team members.



Andrew has spent over 20 years working in the private and public sectors on ICT regulation. This includes several years consulting for Cenerva. He worked previously as the Group Head of Regulatory Affairs for Digicel in highly competitive and challenging circumstances as a new entrant operator in multiple telecommunications markets. Digicel launched and operated mobile, WiMax, cable, submarine cable and broadcasting networks in around 30 countries. He has also worked for Vodafone and the UK telecommunications regulator.






Sara’s PhD research focused on autonomy in cyberspace. In particular, she proposes a framework to analyse the complex dynamics between anonymity, the legitimate search of information online (what she called “my search and research”) and the fundamental rights of privacy, data protection, freedom of expression and information.





He has 25 years of experience working on the academic, policy, regulation, and implementation frontiers of ICT and digital technologies, as well as being a published author. He is a former president of the Digital Bridge Institute, training institute of the Nigerian Communications Commission. Current projects include developing a decision-support Cybersecurity Policy Toolkit, presented and organized in a distributed web based.

At Strathclyde, Bob is Chair and Head of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, with more than 55 academic staff and almost 300 researchers.
He has been working on digital communications and software-defined radio in recent years, with a specific interest in radio standards such as LTE, 802.11, and most recently on wireless white space radio utilising TV spectrum frequencies.