.jpg?width=400)
Edward Saperia
Dean, Newspeak House · United Kingdom
Edward Saperia is the CEO of Newspeak House. Saperia is based in the United Kingdom. Saperia was born in 1985 and educated at University of Cambridge and Westminster School.
Newspeak House, formally The London College of Political Technology, is an independent residential college and event space on Bethnal Green Road in east London, founded in 2015 by Edward Saperia. It acts as a hub for the United Kingdom's civic technology community, hosting a programme of public events and running a one-year residential fellowship for people working at the intersection of technology, politics and civil society. Projects and organisations developed at or closely associated with the college include the Coronavirus Tech Handbook, the Centre for Democracy, Games for the Many and Campaign Lab, and in 2016 it hosted Jeremy Corbyn's launch of the Labour Party's Digital Democracy Manifesto.
Recent developments
AI summary of recent coverageRecent coverage has focused on conditions and infrastructure challenges within MPs' offices, with reports highlighting concerns about facility upgrades and their implications for democratic engagement and public trust. One article addresses broader issues of crowdsourcing and innovation in institutional settings, though the connection to Saperia's work is unclear from the headlines provided.
Summarized from the headlines below; see each source for the full story.
Key Facts
Source: Wikidata ↗- Born
- May 9, 1985
- Citizenship
- United Kingdom
- Education
- University of Cambridge, Westminster School
Our coverage
On CEOInsider
No feature yet. When we publish a feature, interview or cover story on Edward Saperia, it will appear here — and tie into the news timeline.
Edward Saperia: FAQ
- Who is Edward Saperia?
- Edward Saperia is the Dean of Newspeak House, based in United Kingdom.
- What company does Edward Saperia lead?
- Edward Saperia is CEO of Newspeak House.
- Where was Edward Saperia educated?
- Edward Saperia studied at University of Cambridge, Westminster School.