Meet the Team

The team

Jo Ziegenhagen

Director

Jo joined 123ICT in 2016 and has since built extensive experience supporting schools across Oxfordshire and beyond. In 2023, she became Director and Co-Owner of 123ICT alongside Dan. Originally from Poland, she moved to the UK and decided to make it her home. Jo holds a Teaching Degree and later completed a Master’s Degree in Computing at Oxford Brookes University. She is passionate about networking, cloud technologies, and helping schools get the most from their IT systems. Outside of work, she enjoys photography and motorbikes.

Dan Moran

Director

Dan has worked in Educational IT for over 20 years, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the sector. He has been with 123ICT since its inception in 2011 and became co-owner and Director alongside Jo in 2023.

Passionate about delivering exceptional service and value to schools, Dan is committed to helping educational organisations make the most of technology to support teaching and learning.

Outside of work, Dan enjoys playing golf, riding motorbikes, and cooking.

Nicola Fenwick

MIS Support and Administrator

I joined 123ICT in 2016. I was previously employed as a school administrator, understanding the demands of working in a school environment.  Within 123 I run the MIS Support Helpdesk and the company administration.  In my spare time, you will find me walking my Cocker Spaniel “Tommy” socialising with family, friends & my lovely 123 work colleagues when we get the opportunity!

Nick Speller

Curriculum Lead and Computing Consultant

Nick is a qualified Primary Teacher with over 27 years of teaching experience spending 6 years working as an ICT Primary Advisor for Oxfordshire County Council. Nick joined 123ICT in 2013 and leads our Curriculum training delivery.  Nick is a Google Educator and Certified Google Trainer, Apple Teacher and Certified Microsoft Innovative Educator and still teaches computing part time too.

Julie Pointer

Computing Consultant

Julie joined 123ICT in 2014 after spending six years as an IT Technician at Rush Common Primary School in Abingdon. She enjoys troubleshooting technical issues, supporting staff and helping schools get the most from their technology.  When she’s not working, Julie enjoys off-road cycling and walking her dogs.

Rose-Marie Smith

Website Team, MIS and Arbor

Ro joined 123ICT in June 2022, having previously worked as Business Manager in an Oxfordshire Primary school for 20+ years. Her experience means that she has a strong overview of how schools work, and the demands placed on school leaders and administrative staff.
When not working, Ro can often be found baking, watching cricket or at the cinema/theatre.

Emma Mays

Computing Consultant

Emma was a primary school teacher for 12 years, leading computing for the last five. Passionate about digital learning, she now explores AI technologies to enhance education and enjoys developing practical resources that empower staff through clear, accessible training. She has a strong understanding of GDPR and continues to build her expertise through professional training, enabling 123ICT to expand its services and offer high‑quality Data Protection Officer support to schools. A lifelong learner, Emma loves developing new skills and staying ahead of emerging technologies. When she’s not at work, she can usually be found tending to her allotment.

Tyler Hall

Computing Consultant

Tyler joined 123ict in March 2025, just after he had finished his degree in Games design and production. With an interest in IT he decided to join our team at 123 and has been loving it ever since, Tyler has a passion for problem solving and keeping everything organised to ensure all 14 (will be 17) schools run smoothly and any issues are dealt with promptly.

Michael Sinfield

Computing Consultant

Michael has worked in the information technology field for over 20 years and joined 123ICT in 2024. He began his career at Information Security Alliance, a small IT consulting firm where he developed a strong foundation in technical support, security practices, and customer-focused service. Over the years, he has expanded his expertise across a wide range of technologies, applying this experience to deliver reliable, practical support to the schools and teams he works with today.

Joe Hewett

Computing Consultant

Joe is a local to the area who grew up half way between Oxford and Reading. His background is in customer service and corporate IT, and with his wife being a teacher, he’s had plenty of experience giving technical support to an education professional before even joining 123ICT.

Edward Coaker

Computing Consultant

Edward holds a Level 3 Diploma in Games Development and Coding and joined 123ICT in 2024 after previously working as a Teaching Assistant. With a natural enthusiasm for technology, he enjoys building and customising PCs, bringing hands-on technical skills and a strong understanding of hardware to his role. Outside of work, he enjoys gaming, exploring new destinations, and travelling whenever possible.

Nick Langley

Senior Consultant / Founder

Building on his early career in education and computing, Nick founded 123ICT in 2011 with the aim of creating an ethical company that delivered quality IT services for primary schools. As well as working with schools as a computing consultant, Nick continues to enjoy playing table tennis, travelling and supporting Crystal Palace Football Club.

 

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