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Andy Neely

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Vice Chair at Cambridge Innovation Capital

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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Andy Neely is Professor of Manufacturing at the University of Cambridge and serves as Chair of Cambridge University Press & Assessment and of Innovate Cambridge, as well as Vice Chair of Cambridge Innovation Capital. He is also the founder of Anmut and bleeta. His work with boards and governments focuses on the governance of AI, coordination of innovation systems, and maintaining trust and performance amid changes in technology, capital, and legitimacy.

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Who is Andy Neely?
Andy Neely is Professor of Manufacturing at the University of Cambridge and serves as Chair of Cambridge University Press & Assessment and of Innovate Cambridge, as well as Vice Chair of Cambridge Innovation Capital. He is also the founder of Anmut and bleeta. His work with boards and governments focuses on the governance of AI, coordination of innovation systems, and maintaining trust and performance amid changes in technology, capital, and legitimacy.
Where does Andy Neely work?
Andy Neely is Vice Chair at Cambridge Innovation Capital.

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