Management
Meet the members of CGI's management
Tim gregory - President, Europe and Australia
Timothy Gregory was appointed business unit leader for Northern Europe in 2009 and then named President of Europe and Australia in 2011. He joined CGI in 2002 to strengthen its management team and to help win and manage large outsourcing engagements with a focus on the financial services sector.
During the early part of his career with CGI, Tim took part in pursuing and winning CGI’s outsourcing deal with Cox Insurance Holdings, the company’s largest outsourcing contract in Europe at the time. He assumed responsibility for managing the Cox account, as well as running CGI’s outsourcing managed services group. In 2005, Tim’s responsibilities were expanded to include the insurance sector for Northern Europe where he successfully grew the business.
Prior to CGI, Tim entered the dot-com rush in 2000 and joined Millers Insurance as e -commerce director. He was responsible for managing not only the company’s traditional business process outsourcing (BPO) business, but also its push into the dot-com space through the delivery of web-based services to its customer base.
In 1998, Tim became chief operating officer for one of the UK’s major banking operations, BACS, where he was responsible for all inter-bank transaction processing, overseeing the processing of millions of transactions a day. While at BACS, Tim also oversaw the business investment case for the development of NewBACS, a system that would take the company’s banking functions into the 21st Century by providing same-day settlement.
In 1984, Tim joined Sherwood International, a leading software supplier to the insurance market, as client services director, where he spent eight years successfully developing both IT and BPO services for the insurance market. During that time, he became a leading IT figure in the insurance market as chairman of the Lloyd’s Insurance Market IT Steering Group. This role led to Tim joining Lloyd’s as CIO. As a board member for market services at Lloyd’s, Tim played a key role in reshaping how services were delivered, including the outsourcing of Lloyd’s IT function.
