the utility players
jack’s profile

Jack is a mix of red and yellow, bringing energy, curiosity, creativity and drive to everything he does. He’s obsessed with understanding how people think – from consumer behavior to sales psychology – and has a knack for creating genuine connections with clients and candidates (check out his LinkedIn to see what people have to say). After spending the first decade of his career specialising in quality assurance recruitment, Jack’s biggest accolade is being respected as a thought-leader in this space. He’s done by providing meaningful, data-driven content, hosted exclusive round table networks as well as in-person events.
Jack now focuses on Engineering & Product Leadership and is on a mission to become the most recommended agency in the UK. To do this, he runs the Technology Leadership Forum, a senior leadership network which delivers value to the Tech Leadership community. For Jack, it’s all about making every interaction count, creating value, and bringing people together to learn and grow.
ryan’s profile

Without doubt 16 years ago, when sporting a mullet whilst being introduced into the world of recruitment, more Red character tendencies were displayed….Intense, Impatient, Goal-oriented all come to mind. Fast forward 16 years, the mullet has been chopped, hairline now receding with a grey tinge. In return, a healthy balance between Red and Blue – Still convincing, opinionated, and goal oriented but also far more reflective, systematic and analytical. Listen below to what our Co-Founder has to say…
the engine room

hannah reynolds
recruitment consultant
A keen communications studier, a lover for language and a passion for people…recruitment and Hannah go hand in hand. With almost 2 years worth of experience in the QA and Testing market, she shares a thing or two in common with the QA community: an eye for fine detail, a perfectionist always analysing with her own work and obsessed diving into the deeper layers of a task, an activity and her candidates and clients. A strong Yellow/Green character whose ability to build relationships comes naturally.

lochlan robertson
senior consultant
Going above and beyond to push the boundaries of standardized recruitment is a necessity for Loch. Crafting strong relationships built on empathy, trust and understanding come naturally to him. The result? A smooth, efficient and effective candidate and client experience. As a measured green, you won’t get anything less. A sporting montage for 5+ years, but a seasoned professional for seven. As he’s taken empathy, resilience and balance into his life as a trusted Data Consultant and talent partner.

omar bakali
director
Fell into recruitment? How many times have you read that…well Omar slipped headfirst into the world of tech 8 years ago through a friends referral. Fast forward to now, where he’s heading up the Analytics team at Wedo. What to expect from him? “A client-centric talent partner, with the perfect balance of a consultative yet personable approach”. Building mutually beneficial, long-term relationships lasting the tale of time is his specialty (and he’d like to think Football, Golf and Running add to the list…when he’s not at baby ballet).



The TLF (Technology Leadership Forum) is an invite-only, community led initiative with the aim to bring together thought leaders who have a strategic influence on quality across the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Think Agile mindset. Think DevOps. Think Data. Think Growth Mindset.
Founded by Paul Gerrard in 2004 under the name "TMF", the event was created with the goal of meeting more Senior Practitioners in the Test Management profession to share experiences between community members. Fast-track to 2019, the community was reformed to the "TLF" with the aim of bringing together strategic influencers across the SDLC together. In 2023, the TLF is under new management from wedo.tech with the purpose of creating a community-led, topic-rich meetup for thought leaders across the SDLC.
timeline
founded and originally called TMF.
shared test management experience between
community members.
80 regular attendees
TMF re-launched to become the ALF.
shared delivery experience with communities focused on challenges across the SDLC. 70% focus on tech, 30% on professional development.
reforms as TLF.
brings together strategic influencers across the SDLC. equal focus on tech and professional development. 6000 attendees.
under new management of wedo.tech.
purpose: creating an invite only, community-led, topic-rich
meet up for thought leaders across SDLC. community access 30,000+
why?