Mind
This leading UK mental health charity was keen to transform its income to ensure it could change public attitudes on this hard-to-understand issue. =mc analysed where the opportunities were and helped the Mind team scale up.
WaterAid
Providing water and sanitation to the world’s poor is a daunting task. Water Aid asked =mc to help them develop an innovation strategy drawing on our experience of helping agencies radically rethink their approach. We developed the strategy in a series of workshops.
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent wanted their first ever global resource mobilisation strategy. The =mc team worked alongside an internal project group over 18 months to produce a radical strategy covering almost 200 nations.
Friends Of The Earth
The planet is in danger, and FoE needs to help raise awareness to promote public and political action. =mc has helped develop managers work more effectively though action learning sets and training.
The Fossey Fund
The Fossey Fund exists to ensure that the great apes, especially gorillas, survive in Rwanda and Congo - alongside local people. A Strategy Map and Balanced Scorecard showed how this would work and engaged governments and donors.
Royal Shakespeare Company
World class theatre needs world class support from technical, marketing and support staff. =mc has worked with this exciting company on a range of programmes designed to grow individuals and teams.
The Science Museum
Cuts in UK public expenditure meant that the largest museum in the UK - formally known as NMSI - had to radically rethink its income base. A major benchmarking survey and gap analysis allowed =mc consultants to reveal where the opportunities were.
Amnesty International
The world’s leading human rights agency was keen to reconsider its business model and strategic plan. =mc organised a global consultation process along a number of scenarios and then developed a change strategy to embed the new approach and ways of working.
BBC
The BBC needed a programme to develop some of its potential managerial talent. =mc’s interactive and flexible approach enables individuals from across the BBC to learn new ways of working that help this broadcaster do more with less.











