The National Computing Centre (NCC) has sold off IT manager forum CIO Connect for an undisclosed sum following a management buy-out.
CIO Connect chief executive Nick Kirkland hopes to expand the forum’s membership beyond its current 250 members.
CIO Connect offers networking and leadership development training to chief information officers in major organisations.
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