Simon Wiltshire
Managing Director, AdQuaestum LLC | Advisor, Strategy&/PwC | Former VP Product Marketing – Compliance, Stellent
Successful digital transformation happens when technology, strategy, and execution align to solve real business challenges.
Education/Experience
Simon Wiltshire is a technology strategist, product executive, and business transformation advisor with extensive experience across marketing technology, digital strategy, product innovation, and operational leadership. He currently serves as Managing Director of AdQuaestum LLC and advises Strategy&/PwC on digital transformation and technology due diligence.
Throughout his career, Simon has held executive leadership positions including VP Product Marketing – Compliance at Stellent, SVP Digital Strategy at Optum, VP Enterprise Partner Strategy at Acxiom, and Chief Operating Officer at Dancercise Kids, helping organizations modernize technology platforms, accelerate growth, and improve business performance.
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Biography
Simon Wiltshire is a creative technology and product problem solver whose career spans enterprise technology, digital transformation, product marketing, and business operations. His broad experience ranges from developing advanced marketing technology platforms to leading operational strategy for growing organizations.
Early in his career, Simon built a strong consulting foundation at Accenture, where he developed expertise in solving complex business and technology challenges. He later became Chief Technology Officer at Fluxion, a Dutch-based innovation consultancy, where he led technology innovation initiatives.
Areas of Expertise
- Data integration and analytics
- Digital transformation strategy
- Private equity technology advisory
- Go-to-market strategy
- Product strategy and product marketing
- Technology risk assessment
- Executive technology leadership
- Marketing technology modernization
- Enterprise technology strategy
- Business process transformation
- Technology due diligence
- Digital innovation and modernization