Prior to joining eviFile, Lucy held instrumental roles in both SMEs and large corporations, amassing extensive operational expertise across diverse sectors. During her tenure at KPMG, Lucy spent a decade working closely with various tech teams in the Connected Technology capability, fine-tuning her skills in people management, performance optimisation, and operational excellence.Lucy’s contributions to eviFile will focus on key areas including governance and operational rigour, performance enhancement, and fostering a high performance culture with a focus on reward and recognition. Her strategic insights and hands-on experience will play a pivotal role in shaping the company’s operational efficiency and overall employee experience.Reflecting on her appointment, Lucy said: “I am thrilled to be joining eviFile at such an exciting period. The company’s commitment to innovation and its dynamic growth trajectory are truly inspiring. I look forward to harnessing my passion for operational excellence and people development to drive eviFile’s continued success.”Luke Allen, managing director of eviFile, expressed his enthusiasm for Lucy joining the executive team, saying: “We are delighted to welcome Lucy. Her unique blend of operational and people-focused leadership will be instrumental in refining our operational processes, nurturing our team, and ensuring eviFile remains at the forefront of field-data collection.”Lucy’s extensive career journey positions her as a valuable asset in eviFile’s growth strategy. Her track record of optimising operational workflows and enhancing team dynamics will be invaluable as the company continues to scale its operations and broaden its client base.
Leeds-based company eviFile – an independent SaaS firm redefining field data collection – has appointed Lucy Flaherty as its people and operations director.
With a distinguished career spanning two decades, Lucy brings a wealth of experience in operations, project management, and people operations, making her a valuable addition to eviFile’s executive team.
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