Cool Icon Limited was founded by its two Directors:

Adrian Lynch
Adrian has over 35 years experience of Health Service Management 20 years of which were in Senior Positions within Information Management and Technology. Adrian has been involved in leading National Projects for the Health Service including the procurement of the first Wide Area Network in the North West Thames Region, the specification and development of the National School Health Computer Programme, development of NHS Trust wide Community support computer systems, development of Computer support for the Single Assessment Process (SAP) integrating NHS and Social Services systems. Adrian has also been involved in a large number of local projects. Adrian's qualifications include AIPM, IIM (Informatics) and Prince Project Management
Adrian has been invited to present at numerous Regional events and also the National Health Care Conferences on a number of occasions in relation to successful Projects..

Sue Champkins
Sue is a successful Project Manager of 20 years experience within the delivery of Health Care systems in Bedfordshire. Her successes include the implementation of a fully integrated Child Health System, the development of an integrated Patient record for Community Services, the introduction of communications systems to support Health Care, development of demographic data integration processes for Social Services and Health records, development and implementation of Business Intelligence system for the South Bedfordshire Mental Health Care Trust, development and implementation of geographical information analysis systems, development of data sharing protocols between all government agencies across Bedfordshire. Sue successfully led the major Bedfordshire Project designed to provide automated Pathology Results from Path Labs to Clinicians and GP Practices. This Project involved coordinating smaller projects within all Practices and the Major Health Trust across Bedfordshire. Sues qualifications include Prince Project Management and Sue is a member of UK Council for Health Informatics Professions (UKchip). In 2009 sue was presented with a Luton Mayors Citizenship Award for her voluntary work in the area.

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