Techwork 2022: Peter Tucker, IK Partners
Experience
Tucker started his career as a sound engineer at broadcasting company CTV Facilities. He then moved to audio visual equipment supplier, HHB Communications, where he was responsible for providing IT support. Tucker spent the next 12 years at John Sisk & Son, initially as IT support, before rising through the ranks to become the group’s IT service delivery manager.
With a wealth of technological experience, Tucker joined IK Partners in 2012 and spent the next seven years as the firm’s IT manager, before being promoted to his current position, director of IT, in 2019.
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