At Dell Technologies, we are proud to partner with Women in Data®, a leading UK community dedicated to closing the gender gap in data and AI. Together, we champion greater representation, opportunity and visibility for women and underrepresented groups across the data profession.
Through this partnership, we support skills development, mentoring and route-to-career initiatives that empower women at every stage of their data journey – from early education and first roles, to leadership positions and board-level influence. We collaborate on thought leadership, community events and practical resources that raise awareness of barriers in the data landscape and highlight the benefits of diverse teams for innovation and better business outcomes.
Our shared ambition is to create a future where women have equal access to data careers, progression and leadership opportunities, and where organisations can harness a broader range of perspectives to solve complex challenges. By working side by side, Dell Technologies and Women in Data® are driving meaningful change in how data teams are built, supported and celebrated across the UK.
Dell Technologies UK helps organisations of every size transform the way they work, live and innovate. From the data centre to the cloud and the edge, we provide a comprehensive portfolio of IT infrastructure, PCs, laptops, peripherals, software and services that enables customers to modernise their operations, protect their data and unlock the value of AI and analytics.
With teams based across the UK and a strong ecosystem of partners, we work closely with customers in both the public and private sectors to design and deliver secure, scalable and sustainable technology solutions. Our focus is on helping organisations accelerate digital transformation while supporting flexible workstyles, improving customer experiences and driving measurable business outcomes.
In the UK, Dell Technologies is also committed to inclusion, diversity and community impact. We invest in programmes that expand access to technology and skills, support under-resourced talent in STEM and build a more equitable digital future. Through collaborations with partners like Women in Data, we aim to ensure that the benefits of data and technology are shared more widely across society.
Isabel Phillips
Issy Phillips leads Dell Technologies’ UK AI Community, working closely with organisations to design, scale, and operationalise AI infrastructure that unlocks the value of their data. Drawing on experience across managed services, datacentre technologies, and AI, Issy helps customers move confidently from early experimentation to full-scale production, connecting them into Dell’s wider innovation network – including engineering teams, the CTO Office, Dell Technologies Capital, and strategic partners – to ensure they have the technology, insights, and ecosystem needed to succeed.
With a Master’s in Digital Innovation and AI, Issy combines technical understanding with a strong focus on responsible, strategic adoption of data and AI. She is particularly passionate about making AI more accessible and less intimidating, translating complex concepts into clear, outcome-focused conversations that resonate with both business and technical stakeholders.
Central to Issy’s work is a commitment to elevating women in data and AI. She believes that diverse voices at the table lead to better questions, fairer systems, and more impactful innovation. Through the UK AI Community and wider initiatives, Issy actively encourages women to engage with data and AI, creating spaces where they can share experiences, build confidence, and see themselves represented in the future of technology.
Hayley Tritton
Hayley Tritton is a Modern Consumption Sales Leader, in Dell Technologies UK Enterprise Sales organisation, where her focus is on helping customers consume modern datacenter technology platforms, unlocking the value of their data whilst supporting their organisation in leveraging an efficient commercial structure. Drawing on deep expertise in data-driven solutions, Hayley partners with financial stakeholders to translate complex technical capabilities into clear business outcomes, empowering organisations to make smarter commercial decisions.
At the heart of Hayley’s work is a strong commitment to inclusivity and the advancement of women in technology and sales. She actively champions diverse perspectives in every conversation, with the belief that equal representation leads to more progressive strategies, stronger teams, and more innovative solutions. Hayley regularly advocates for spaces where women can be heard, supported, and promoted.
Known for her collaborative style, Hayley builds trusted relationships across teams and with customers, creating an environment where questions are welcomed and challenging data concepts feel approachable. She sees data not just as an asset to both Dell and their customers, but as an opportunity to empower women and drive meaningful change in the industry.
Charlotte McPherson
Charlotte McPherson is the Datacentre Solutions Director for Dell Technologies’ UK Enterprise Private customer base, leading a team of 14 Datacentre Specialists, 2 UK Business Development Managers, and 2 UK AI Technology Specialists supporting more than 700 customers. She is passionate about technology and is known for developing high‑performing teams, building strong cross-functional networks, and driving outcomes through collaboration and trust.
Charlotte joined Dell Technologies 20 years ago as a graduate from Glasgow Caledonian University, where she studied Computing and specialised in Datacentre Networking. Her career journey has been broad and international, spanning Technical Support, the South African Kits and Accessory Sales team, and multiple roles in UK Public Sector, including Account Manager, Inside Sales Manager, Technical Sales Manager, and Solution Sales Leader. This progression led to her current role as Director for Datacentre Solution Sales in the Enterprise Private business.
As a mother of two young children (a 5‑year‑old son and 9‑year‑old daughter), Charlotte is committed to role‑modelling that a fulfilling family life and an ambitious career can coexist. Thanks to the flexibility and support provided by Dell Technologies, she has benefited from a positive maternity experience and has been able to continue progressing her career while being present for her family. She is passionate about creating the same supportive environment for others, particularly women in technology and sales, so they can thrive both professionally and personally.
Michelle Nunkoo
Michelle Nunkoo is the UK Services Sales Senior Director at Dell Technologies, where she draws on more than 21 years with the company to lead a dynamic, customer‑focused Services Sales organisation.
Michelle leads a team that uses data and insight to shape and deliver Consulting, Deployment, Support and Managed Services that address real‑world challenges and deliver clear, measurable outcomes.
Throughout her career, Michelle has built a reputation for growing people as well as businesses. She is passionate about coaching, mentoring and developing talent.
Michelle is also a visible advocate for wellbeing and inclusion. She actively contributes to Employee Resource Groups and leads the UK Mental Health Network at Dell, championing awareness, psychological safety and practical support so that colleagues can thrive personally and professionally.
Linda Leary
Linda O’Leary is a senior enterprise and telecommunications transformation leader with more than 26 years of experience helping large organisations strengthen their data, cloud, security and AI capabilities. She works closely with C suite stakeholders and global teams to shape clear, achievable transformation plans that support long term goals and deliver meaningful results.
At Dell Technologies, Linda’s contributions have been recognised through the Chairman’s Club (2025), awarded to the top 0.5% of performers worldwide, and the President’s Club (2020).
Alongside her customer work, Linda is actively involved in building more inclusive and future ready technology communities. She contributes to the IBEC Technology Ireland LGBTQ+ Forum and plays a leadership role within Dell’s Dublin Pride ERG, where she focuses on creating spaces that support belonging, visibility and career development. She also supports emerging talent through CWiT (Connecting Women in Technology), where she co leads the Accelerate with AI initiative, an industry programme designed to help women develop practical AI skills and build confidence in applying them. In addition, Linda mentors STEM students and early career sales professionals, supporting them as they build confidence and skills at the start of their careers.
She is committed to helping create a tech and data industry where diverse voices are valued and people feel equipped to grow in areas such as AI and data.
Vinita Bonini
Vinita Bonini is a senior programme leader with over 19 years of global experience delivering large‑scale data‑driven transformation, cyber recovery, and IT modernisation programmes.
At Dell Technologies, she has led multi-million pounds enterprise initiatives across financial services, healthcare, aviation, telecom, and defence—strengthening resilience, improving compliance, and unlocking measurable value for clients. She also oversees delivery for the Consultancy Practice across Europe North, ensuring operational excellence and consistent value realisation for regional customers.
As a woman in the data and technology community, Vinita champions inclusive leadership and the responsible use of data. She integrates AI and emerging technologies into programme delivery, ensuring organisations are equipped to navigate complexity and future‑proof their operations.
Beyond her core role, some of her work includes leading the Asians in Action ERG for EMEA, mentoring future STEM leaders, and advocating for wellbeing as a certified Mental Health First Aider. Known for leading with clarity, empathy, and determination, she is committed to elevating others and driving meaningful change in the data and AI landscape.
Louise Mccarthy
Louise Mccarthy is a Strategic Pursuit Lead for AI & Data within Dell Technologies’ UK Services organisation, where they partner with enterprise and public sector organisations to turn AI ambition into measurable business outcomes. Drawing on deep experience across Services Sales and strategic solutioning at Dell, Louise specialises in shaping complex AI and data services engagements – from advisory and data readiness through to implementation and scale. Passionate about empowering organisations to adopt AI responsibly and inclusively, she also plays an active role in championing women in technology and sales leadership, mentoring emerging talent at Dell but also supporting community initiatives such as STEM Aspire, a female-focused STEM mentoring programme
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