Technology leader · Builder · Problem solver

Making the complex
work.

I’m Leom Holley, Assistant CIO at UCLA, where I lead Infrastructure Services. My teams and platforms quietly make ambitious work possible.

I build resilient foundations for institutions with big missions.

My work sits where strategy meets operations: simplifying sprawling estates, modernizing critical platforms, improving the customer experience and helping talented teams do their best work.

01

Resilient foundations

Networks, cloud, hosting, communications and the physical foundations that keep a major university moving.

02

Transformation that lands

Turning complex modernization into clear priorities, measurable outcomes and services people can actually rely on.

03

Technology with a customer

Making the people behind every service visible—so teams can staff, invest, support and improve with purpose.

Infrastructure for a campus that operates like a city.

The technology is vast. The goal is simple: make it feel invisible to the people who depend on it.

0145,000

students

One connected experience

0210,000+

wireless access points

Campus-wide coverage

034,000+

servers

A major platform transformation

04700+

technology rooms

The physical foundation

Scale is the context. People are the point.

From a small English town to a big California mission.

I grew up in Tewkesbury in the UK and now live in Cincinnati, leading infrastructure for UCLA across the country. That slightly unconventional route shaped how I work: stay curious, cut through ceremony and never confuse complexity with sophistication.

I’m happiest bringing order to complicated environments—connecting the technical detail to the financial reality, organizational dynamics and human experience.

“Clarity is a leadership responsibility.”

Still building.
Just with different tools.

Home lab

Networks, automation & an unreasonable amount of storage.

Match day

Liverpool FC.
You’ll Never Walk Alone.

The important team

Dad to twin boys. Human to George the golden retriever.