Paul chairs the National Advisory Group for the ITS World Congress 2027.
He is also a member of the Council for the Future, a group of leaders, chaired by Lard Deben, working to change the way we think about and respond to the climate crisis.
Until earlier this year Paul Campion was the CEO of TRL. TRL is a world-renowned research, consultancy and software company, and owns the Smart Mobility Living Lab in London, a unique test and development centre based on public roads in a mega-city.
Previously Paul was the CEO of the Transport Systems Catapult, a not-for-profit organisation created by the government as part of the catapult network to grow the UK economy by supporting the growth of innovation in transport systems.
Paul’s earlier career was spent in a wide variety of roles at IBM helping companies and industries to transform through the application of new technology. He has done professional, management and executive jobs at UK, European and Worldwide level in the UK, USA, France and Switzerland.
He is also a member of the Council for the Future, a group of leaders, chaired by Lard Deben, working to change the way we think about and respond to the climate crisis.
Until earlier this year Paul Campion was the CEO of TRL. TRL is a world-renowned research, consultancy and software company, and owns the Smart Mobility Living Lab in London, a unique test and development centre based on public roads in a mega-city.
Previously Paul was the CEO of the Transport Systems Catapult, a not-for-profit organisation created by the government as part of the catapult network to grow the UK economy by supporting the growth of innovation in transport systems.
Paul’s earlier career was spent in a wide variety of roles at IBM helping companies and industries to transform through the application of new technology. He has done professional, management and executive jobs at UK, European and Worldwide level in the UK, USA, France and Switzerland.
