Roberta J. Fox has been one of the top Canadian IT communications technology consultant, analyst, and thought-leaders. She often spoke at industry events on topics of unified communications, telecommunications and networking technologies.  She has extensive experience helping large organizations acquire complex technology and business solutions including the recent award winning Canada Suicide Prevention Service voice, text and chat national suicide prevention and support hotline.

She has the unique, creative ability to explain, educate and inform Canadian government and business leaders on the benefits and challenges of next generation technology solutions.  She  leveraged her extensive corporate and management consulting experience and vendor relationships to ensure that the right technologies were selected, deployed and managed to ensure successful business results for FOX GROUP clients and their vendors. She has been an expert witness in technology law cases involving technology service level performance, telework technology solutions and contact centre practices.  

Roberta has over 20 years of corporate experience working in senior technology management and consulting roles for respected firms such as AT&T Solutions, Deloitte Consulting, EDS, Hewlett Packard Canada Ltd. and Citibank, prior to forming FOX GROUP in 2000 with her husband Stephen Lawson.

Roberta has also held a continuing education faculty teaching position at Humber College, and has spoken at Ryerson Polytechnic University in the areas of advanced networking technology and technology procurement.  She was an active member of academic advisory committees on telecommunications and network engineering with numerous Canadian institutes of higher education including Humber College and Algonquin College. 

She will continue to be active as a volunteer in the NG9-1-1 area at the executive and industry standards level. 

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