Stefan Czerniawski joined the UK Department of Social Security in 1988. He has worked in a wide range of posts, including secretary to the Pension Law Review Committee, Head of Fraud and Debt Operations in the Benefits Agency and principal private secretary to the Secretary of State, and he also led the project to introduce the first corporate intranet. In 1998-99, he studied for an MBA at Cranfield School of Management, following which he spent three years in the Cabinet Office as Director of e-Government Strategy at the Office of the e-Envoy. There he was responsible for developing the overall vision for transforming government, and for bringing together departments’ e-business strategies and their progress towards the target that all government services should be online by 2005.
In June 2003, Stefan moved to the Department for Work and Pensions, supporting the CIO on strategy development and business change. He is currently developing DWP’s first corporate channel strategy and revising its overall IS strategy.
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